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Abstract Paintings
Below is the assessment criteria for the abstract painting. Review the rubric on a regular basis during the assignment to help ensure you are following assignment requirements.
Rubric Code:
BX7AC8C
By
adexter
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Abstract Paintings
Exemplary
10 pts
Good
8 pts
Fair
5 pts
Poor
0 pts
Creativity
Exemplary
Artist has developed an innovative, original and creative painting(s). Student took chances and explored several types of tools, styles and techniques during the development of the artwork.
Good
Artist has developed a mostly original and creative painting(s). Student branched out and took chances and explored multiple tools, styles and techniques during the development of the artwork.
Fair
Artist has developed unoriginal and non-creative painting(s). Student did not branch out or take chances and did not explore multiple tools, styles and techniques during the development of the artwork.
Poor
Severely lacking in many respects.
Composition
Exemplary
The composition of the art conveys a full understanding of composition. The artist paid close attention to the rules of composition and during the art-making process. The painting is balanced and the eye is invited to travel around the composition.
Good
The composition of the art conveys a good understanding of composition. The artist paid attention to the rules of composition and during the art-making process. The painting is mostly balanced and the eye is invited to travel around some of the composition.
Fair
The composition of the art conveys weak understanding of basic compositional rules. The artist did not pay attention to the rules of composition and during the art-making process. The painting is unbalanced and the eye hardly travels throughout the composition.
Poor
Severely lacking in many respects.
Color
Exemplary
The artist conveys a great understanding of color theory and color relationships. The colors used help enhance the impact of the art.
Good
The artist conveys a good understanding of color theory and color relationships. The colors used enhance the art in some respects.
Fair
The artist conveys a weak understanding of color theory and color relationships. The colors used are haphazard and do nothing to the aesthetics of the art.
Poor
Severely lacking in many respects.
Craftsmanship
Exemplary
Artist maintains a clean and organized work environment. Though there is much experimentation during the process, the student shows care for materials, studio space and the outcome of artwork.
Good
Artist maintains a mostly clean and mostly organized work environment. Though there is some experimentation during the process, the student shows some care for materials, studio space and the outcome of artwork.
Fair
Artist maintains an unclean and unorganized work environment. The experimentation of materials has resulted in disorder and messes on the artwork and in the studio.
Poor
Severely lacking in many respects.
Effort
Exemplary
Artist worked hard during entire duration of assignment. Student engaged and persisted and maximized class time without reminders.
Good
Artist worked during most of the assignment duration. Student engaged and persisted only when prompted by teacher.
Fair
Artist worked during some of assignment duration. Student hardly challenged oneself.
Poor
Severely lacking in many respects.
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Types:
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