Visual Arts Paper 1 (English)

Feb-March 2016 — Grade 12 / Matric — Visual Arts

Past Paper 2016 Grade 12 English

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1.1Refer to FIGURE 1a and FIGURE and write a paragraph in which you discuss the following: hoice of colour and

1.2Discuss the work of any TWO artists you have studied which reflect and depict everyday living , working and social conditions in South Africa. Use the following as a guideline: Names of artists and titles of works

2.1In the form of a paragraph discuss the following with regard to the visual sources in FIGURE 2a and FIGURE Visual similarities Use of different media and techniques The use of line, circles/circular shapes and the repetition

2.2Write an essay in which you make specific reference to the artwork s of any TWO artists you have studied that portray their African heritage. Your essay should include the following:

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3.1With reference to the above statement , study the image in FIGURE 3a and write a paragraph in which you consider the following: Subject matter and the use of imagery Focal point Use of colour/tone Possible symbolism

3.2In the form of an essay, discuss TWO relevant artworks that deal with oppression and trauma Include the following in your answer: Name(s\ of the artists and titles of works

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4.1Write a short essay in which you discuss the portrayal of the spiritual imagery in FIGURE 4a and FIGURE 4b. Use the following as a guideline in your discussion: What is the prophet doing in each of these works?

4.2Write a short essay on TWO South African artists whose work influenced by their rural and/or spiritual background. Your essay should include the following:

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5.1Analyse the artworks in FIGURE 5a and FIGURE by using the following guidelines: The three dimensional aspect of each work Differences and similarities Use of costumes

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6.1Both artworks in FIGURE 6a and FIGURE 6b tell a story Write a paragraph in which you e laborate on this statement You may use the following guidelines:

6.2In the form of an essay discuss the work of any TWO relevant South African ost 1994 democratic artists that explore their identity. You must

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7.1ompare the visual sources in FIGURE 7a and FIGURE You r discussion/comparison must follow the guidelines below The portrayal of the female

7.2In essay discuss the work of any TWO artists you have studied who se work comment on gender issues.

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8.1Use the following guidelines and discuss FIGURE 8a and FIGURE 8 Give valid reasons why you find the buildings in FIGURE 8a and FIGURE 8b inspiring Why has the building in FIGURE 8a been cantilevered out over the site?

8.2Write an essay in which you discuss at least TWO buildings/structures where the architect found solutions to new challenges. he following ould be included in your discussion: Names of buildings and architects

Mark Allocation

Sections20 + 20 + 20 + 20 + 20 + 20 + 20 + 20 = 160 marks

Paper information

SubjectVisual Arts

Year2016

SessionFeb-March

TypePast Paper

PaperPaper 1

LanguageEnglish

Pages19

Downloads3

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago10y

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