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Artist Inspired Recreation Grade 10 Visual Arts/Height 
Students will create a piece of art inspired by a specific piece of art from their selected artist.
Rubric Code: G237759
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Recreation of Artist's Work
Students focused on the artwork STARRY NIGHT by Vincent Van Gogh
  Excellent

4 pts

Satisfactory

3 pts

Progressing

2 pts

Needs Improvement

1 pts

Teacher Comments

0 pts

Student Comments

0 pts

Concept
25 %

This piece was recreated in art class, through the process of sketch work, oil pastels and acrylic paint.

Excellent

Artwork has been made in a manner very consistent with the technique of the artist being studied. Art work shows an excellent understanding of elements/principles of art and their uses.
Satisfactory

Artwork has been made in a style that is reasonably consistent with the technique of the artist being studied. Art work shows a good understanding of elements/principles of art and their uses.
Progressing

An attempt has been made to complete an artwork in the style of the artist being studied. Art work shows limited understanding of elements/principles of art and their uses.
Needs Improvement

No attempt has been made to complete an artwork in the style of the artist being studied. Art work does not show understanding of elements/principles of art and their uses.
Teacher Comments
Student Comments
Creativity/Craftmanship
25 %

The recreated artwork itself, posted on the Google Classroom.

Excellent

Student not only recreated the image chosen in the style of the artist but added their own unique take on the image. Work is neat, complete and well done. Work accurately portrays the image chosen to work from.
Satisfactory

Student recreated the image in the style of the artist. Skills and techniques were accomplished. The work portrays the image chosen to work from.
Progressing

Student recreated the image chosen. Artwork is moderately well done but needs improvement using skills and techniques.
Needs Improvement

Student attempted to recreate the image chosen. Artwork is only slightly attempted (or not) and unfinished.
Teacher Comments
Student Comments
Knowledge and Understanding
25 %

Students created a quick Prezi presentation on their artist.

Excellent

Research work is present and demonstrates an excellent understanding of the artist. Student demonstrated knowledge of original artwork and process used to create the original work.
Satisfactory

Research work is present and demonstrates some understanding of the artist. Student demonstrates moderate knowledge of original artwork and the process used to create it.
Progressing

Research work is present, but shows limited understanding of the artist. Student needs additional information regarding the original artwork and process used to create it.
Needs Improvement

Research work is present, but shows no understanding of the artist. Student lacks information about the original artwork and/or process used to create it.
Teacher Comments
Student Comments
Reflection
25 %

Coffee House Time-During this class students enjoyed hot chocolate, coffee, or water (with snacks) and took time to walk around the room and view the artwork of their peers, engage in conversations and share their own work as well.

Excellent

Student was highly enthusiastic and demonstrated a great deal of effort on their project. Student shared what they learned from the recreation process and how they modified their artwork.
Satisfactory

Student spent a considerable time on his/her artwork and demonstrated enthusiasm and effort. Student shared a little about what they learned and how they created their own project.
Progressing

Student spent a satisfactory time on his/her artwork and demonstrated a satisfactory amount of effort. Student shared how they created their own project.
Needs Improvement

Student spent limited time on his/her painting and demonstrated a limited amount of effort. Student spent no time sharing what they learned, nor how they recreated the piece.
Teacher Comments
Student Comments
Outcomes
GCOs
General Outcomes
  General/Specific

Creating Making and Presenting

0 pts

General/Specific

Creating Making and Presenting

0 pts

General/Specific

Understanding and Connecting

0 pts

General/Specific

Understanding and Connecting

0 pts

General/Specific

Perceiving and Responding

0 pts

General/Specific

Perceiving and Responding

0 pts

Specified
0 %

SCOs
Specific Outcomes

General/Specific

1.1 Assess and utilize the properties of various art media and their ability to convey intended meaning.
General/Specific

2.2 Analyze and apply visual, spatial, and temporal concepts in creating art images.
General/Specific

3.3 Examine how ideas, perceptions, and feelings are embodied in the artworks of a culture.
General/Specific

4.5 Create images that communicate the influence of local, national, and global artists from a variety of cultural and historical contexts.
General/Specific

6.2 Constructively Critique and evaluate personal artwork and the work of others.
General/Specific

7.2 Begin to develop skills in making informed judgments about the use of various media and technological processes, considering their ability to convey meaning.



Keywords:
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