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Artist statement 
Rubric Code: PB3693
By dcervantes
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  A

5 pts

B

4 pts

C

3 pts

D

2 pts

F

1 pts

Description

A

Makes a complete inventory of the subject matter an/or elements accompanied by a thorough description
B

Makes an inventory of the subject matter and/or elements accompanied by a capable description
C

names and describes the obvious objects and subject matter
D

Names and describes some of the obvious objects and subject matter.
F

Briefly names one or two objects "there is a girl"
Analysis

A

Discerning understanding of aesthetic or functional qualities in visual artworks..
B

Considerable understanding of aesthetic or functional qualities in visual artworks.
C

Appropriate recognition of aesthetic or functional qualities in visual artworks.
D

some awareness of aesthetic or functional qualities in visual artworks
F

Limited awareness of the need to understand aesthetic or functional qualities in visual artwork.
Interpretation

A

Forms a discerning hypothesis about the symbolic or metaphorical meaning and comprehensively substantiates the interpretation with relevant evidence from the artwork.
B

Forms a hypothesis about the symbolic or metaphorical meaning and substantiates the interpretation with evidence from the artwork.
C

Appropriate understanding of the symbolic and metaphoric meaning with some substantiation of evidence from the artwork.
D

Identifies the literal meaning with little evidence
F

Relates a personal response (feelings, ideas, moods) "It makes me sad"
Visual Arts Language

A

Highly proficient use of language and terminologies to interpret and respond to a range of visual artworks, issues, and questions.
B

Capable use of language and terminologies to interpret and respond to visual artworks, issues, and questions.
C

Mostly correct use of language and terminologies to interpret and respond to visual artworks, issues and questions
D

Occasional use of visual art language or terminologies.
F

Emerging use of visual art language or terminology





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