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Re: Art Society. Anyone interested in joining?yar Im doing a BTEC national diploma in art and design, its the equivalant to 2 A levels so its quite hard. Was going to do AS but they said it might be too basic for me. AS and BTEC are the same in the way that you are only given a very breif outlook on a project and are given the freedom to think about what you want to do so that your work will be origianal and individual. I like this because its designed to give you indipendance and the freedom to express yourself as and individual rather than at GCSE where everyone had to do basically the same thing. Its good training for the future, especially if you want to go on to degree level at uni.(Original post by Ostentatious)
Oooh I was told about my A2 course for next year today, sounds exciting. Basically we're each using our own interests and the things that excite us and base our whole project on it entirely, without like structure you usually have in courses. No deadlines, it's good because of the freedom but it's also risky too? Has anyone done a course like this before?
It may seem difficult at first, but after a while you'll find that you do better when working on a project thats personal to you, thus gaining better grades.
the freedom is great
good luck with your course
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Re: Art Society. Anyone interested in joining?Well it depends on the course your tutor has chosen, for my AS we had three seperate modules; The Expressive Unit, The Thematic Unit and the Exam. But as I said these choices may vary between colleges and sixthforms and years. As for the pace of the course you do need to put alot of your own time into the work because some thing's can be rushed (but that could have just been because my tutor structured it really badly). I found that working on my art at home was best for me but some people prefer to do it in free lessons, up to you...(Original post by 4st_7lb)
Sorry I can't answer your question (I've just finished my GCSEs), but I've chosen Art as one of my AS Level choices, can I ask you what it's like? I work kind of slowly, will it disadvantage me too much? How many people on here have done/are doing Art AS? -
Re: Art Society. Anyone interested in joining?Great thanks for the advice. As you were saying about the As course, I agree it is basic but that was because they structured it into three seperate units, we didn't have much room for our own ideas because we were confined to certian titles and borders.(Original post by ~cherrykisses~)
yar Im doing a BTEC national diploma in art and design, its the equivalant to 2 A levels so its quite hard. Was going to do AS but they said it might be too basic for me.
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So what artists are everyone into? I must say i am blown away by the works of Auerbach, giacometti and kossoff. One of my fav painters is max beckmann tho! his use composition on such a large scale is amazing, and his actual paint technique is really inspirational to me. I love how his paintings mean so much, you could study one of his paintings for hours. However im still finding new artists so my opinions are changing, there are too many to mention , bacon, freud.. What is everyone into??
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Re: The Art SocietyI feel really uncultured right now. I'm mainly into the Art Nouveau artists but I also really like photographers like Diane Arbus and, mainly, Frank Sutcliffe (got into him on my holiday in Whitby) 'cos I have this weakness for sepia instead of the old black and white.(Original post by seanaldo123)
So what artists are everyone into? I must say i am blown away by the works of Auerbach, giacometti and kossoff. One of my fav painters is max beckmann tho! his use composition on such a large scale is amazing, and his actual paint technique is really inspirational to me. I love how his paintings mean so much, you could study one of his paintings for hours. However im still finding new artists so my opinions are changing, there are too many to mention , bacon, freud.. What is everyone into??
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Re: The Art Societyhow come no ones posted here for sooooo long? have i missed something??? i've just applied to join(Original post by seanaldo123)
So what artists are everyone into? I must say i am blown away by the works of Auerbach, giacometti and kossoff. One of my fav painters is max beckmann tho! his use composition on such a large scale is amazing, and his actual paint technique is really inspirational to me. I love how his paintings mean so much, you could study one of his paintings for hours. However im still finding new artists so my opinions are changing, there are too many to mention , bacon, freud.. What is everyone into??
Auerbach and kossoff-they are amazing!!!
i was researching john virtue over the summer for A2 Art, he was influenced by them both... anyway have you been to the Tate Print and Drawing rooms, you really should go. You get an empty room and a box of works by almost any famous artist you want, i saw both kossoffs and auerbachs. you can just flick through them. i loved it!!! sad i know but a highlight of my summer!!! yey!!!
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Re: The Art Societyhavnt, but i think i will check it out. I just got back from NY where i saw some amazing work. Have u seen any work by max beckmann or otto dix?? amazing stuff live, u can look at their paintings for hours..the exhibition was called 'gliter and doom'. Just getting into the work by Stuart pearson wright also, hadnt seen his work before but really is incredible. People should use this thread to discuss artists and introduce people to new artists that you may not have heard of.(Original post by ems xxx)
how come no ones posted here for sooooo long? have i missed something??? i've just applied to join
Auerbach and kossoff-they are amazing!!!
i was researching john virtue over the summer for A2 Art, he was influenced by them both... anyway have you been to the Tate Print and Drawing rooms, you really should go. You get an empty room and a box of works by almost any famous artist you want, i saw both kossoffs and auerbachs. you can just flick through them. i loved it!!! sad i know but a highlight of my summer!!! yey!!!
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Re: The Art SocietyI want to join
I love art
did O level, As level and now am currently doing IB in it...
And I read that you love splattering your emotions in paintings osetntatious, my theme in my IB art course is emotions
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Re: The Art SocietyWhy is the society so dead?! Art is supposed to be alive! I insist on bringing back the society to it's fullest potential! I mean look at the other societies on here! the boredom society is getting more replies than we are
members? art lovers? where are you?
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Re: The Art SocietyWell, I have this horrible sinking feeling that Art is pointless, and that post-modernism has trivialised everything, and now there is nowhere else to go, and the artist's only possible purpose is to either paint pretty pictures to be hung on the walls of quiet seaside B&Bs, or wallow in the vaccousness of it all like that bastard Jeff Koons.(Original post by ~Lc~)
cool
what's the crisis... might be able to help/advise/ agree with
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Re: The Art SocietyLOL! no
! don't let anyone hang ur pictures! they're urs.. they're ur creation! I never give my babies away! well I know the alternative is becoming a starving artist but so be it.
and to me painting is does not have a purpose... that is why art is so special! the only reason why I continued my art courses is because it's the only way I could reach perfection! think about it what is perfect in this world? your painting are perfect because you say they are, and no one can argue with that! why did you take an art major anyway? isn't it because you want a different way of life than your everyday engineer and doctor? your unique and that is what you should be proud of when you're doing art...
and dunno who jeff koons is .. I'll google:P
you're comparing yourself to a contemporary? omg! I hate them.. ALL OF THEM! I'm a realist fan
sorry... before I end up offending you what type of art do you do?
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Re: The Art SocietyI don't think anything I've done is perfect - in fact I hardly value it all. The problem is it isn'tunique, it has all been done. And self-loathing and angst are hardly original either, so basically I'm ****ed.(Original post by ~Lc~)
LOL! no
! don't let anyone hang ur pictures! they're urs.. they're ur creation! I never give my babies away! well I know the alternative is becoming a starving artist but so be it.
and to me painting is does not have a purpose... that is why art is so special! the only reason why I continued my art courses is because it's the only way I could reach perfection! think about it what is perfect in this world? your painting are perfect because you say they are, and no one can argue with that! why did you take an art major anyway? isn't it because you want a different way of life than your everyday engineer and doctor? your unique and that is what you should be proud of when you're doing art...
Haha, um...tomorrow I'm going to tie some shoes together with barbed wire and cover them in mud...I think I'll leave it at that.and dunno who jeff koons is .. I'll google:P
you're comparing yourself to a contemporary? omg! I hate them.. ALL OF THEM! I'm a realist fan
sorry... before I end up offending you what type of art do you do?
good luck with your course