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Core 105 Museum Assignment 
The museum assignment offers you a chance to enjoy the variety of ways artists create in the visual arts: pots to prints, furniture to fashion. It is a chance to explores your powers of observation and interpretation in a cultural context.
Rubric Code: TXB84W8
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Subject: Humanities  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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100 % This is an experience directly with the arts.
  Excellent

exceptional exploration of the object

25 pts

Good

Generally covers material well.

22 pts

Fair

Covers the basic information but not deeply

18 pts

Poor

Skips over details that are essential to assignment.

10 pts

Description of Piece
30 %

Thoroughness in providing the qualities of the object

Excellent

The piece is described in detail: not only dimensions, and physical features, but the context of surrounding pieces and their relevance to the pieces are fully and illustrated in the text-lighting, placement etc.
Good

Generally good description and basic information is flushed out beyond the basic. Specifics are used in describing the piece but little consideration is taken in providing information on its surrounds or if it is effectively presented.
Fair

General information is provided on the piece such as dimensions but little depth beyond the basic information. Little or no information is provided on the surrounding environment: other pieces, room lighting.
Poor

Little information is provided on the piece. Even minimal information such as the materials, dimensions and date are not included.
Historical Context
30 %

Where and who (person, culture) is associated with this piece.

Excellent

Writing includes demonstrable research beyond the information provided on placard. Research from reliable sources is employed creating a deeper historical research concisely.
Good

Writing includes demonstrable research beyond the information provided on placard. Some research from reliable sources is employed.
Fair

Historical information is the information provided at the museum on the placard but no other research is employed in the discussion.
Poor

Historical information is slim to nil.
No sources are provided to substantiate the historical information that you provide.
writing quality
20 %

Quality of writing: grammar, punctuation as well as use of citations, proper titling of work. (See “Writing about the Arts” handout.

Excellent

Excellent use of writing: grammar, punctuation. Works discussed are referenced and cited properly. including proper footnotes when necessary.
Good

Overall proper use of references and style. Uses full sentences, proper grammar. Titles, dates and writing elements are generally ok.
Fair

Generally proper writing is employed. Art forms are discussed but writing needs some editing or proofing at times.
Poor

Sloppy writing: careless mistakes, spelling, word choices or too informal for a writing assignment.
Artistic Support
20 %

Includes music, drawing, and selfie provided.

Excellent

Excellent documentation was completely and carefully provided: Selfie with piece, drawing and other documentation of piece, music links or mp3 provided and works, and explanation of music is included in paper.
Good

Acceptable presentation of supporting documentation is provided, including selfie, drawing or other documentation. Music is provided as well. Explanation of music is completed.
Fair

Presentation of supporting documentation is mostly or even completely supported, but it is rushed or spotty. Selfie is provided,
Poor

Supporting material is only partially supplied: Any or all of the following are missing: Selfie, drawing, music.and or explanation of music



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