EXHIBITION
At the end of the 2 years course, each student will set up a personal exhibition displaying a selection of 4-7 works (SL) or 8-11 works (HL) conceptually and/or formally related in order to form a coherent body of work, purposely set up in the allowed space.
Curatorial Rationale
| What is a curatorial rationale?.pdf |
Documentation
Each artwork displayed has to be documented with 1-3 high quality photographs possibly taken inside the exhibition (a videoclip is suggested for sculptures and installation work)
The displayed artworks should be supported by an exhibition text that outlines title, medium and size of the artwork. There is a 500-character maximum (including spaces) per artwork. The text should be concise and useful to the examiner. It is not just an opportunity to use flowery language about your artwork. It should include a brief outline of the original intentions of the work and explain any appropriation or sources which have influenced the piece. It should also state if the work was collaborative, part of a series, or included found objects.
Artworks should be numbered according to the order you want the viewer fool
When completed, these texts can be printed out and included in your exhibition to help your audience appreciate your work more fully. Please see the following examples and use the form below to write your own one.
Each artwork displayed has to be documented with 1-3 high quality photographs possibly taken inside the exhibition (a videoclip is suggested for sculptures and installation work)
The displayed artworks should be supported by an exhibition text that outlines title, medium and size of the artwork. There is a 500-character maximum (including spaces) per artwork. The text should be concise and useful to the examiner. It is not just an opportunity to use flowery language about your artwork. It should include a brief outline of the original intentions of the work and explain any appropriation or sources which have influenced the piece. It should also state if the work was collaborative, part of a series, or included found objects.
Artworks should be numbered according to the order you want the viewer fool
When completed, these texts can be printed out and included in your exhibition to help your audience appreciate your work more fully. Please see the following examples and use the form below to write your own one.
| Exhibition Text Form.rtf |
Planning the exhibition
| Exhibition Layout Example.jpg |
The IBO website provide you with some examples of SL and HL CS and their assessment. Please check them out here
