COMPARISONS

A. SLIDE LAYOUT

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SLIDE 1 : OVERVIEW

Overview slide is not necessary
But it allows for a nice summarise of your points for the marker

TIP : VENN DIAGRAM

Presents all the comparisons neatly
If you haven't colour coded your works, this is your time to do so
It will make the formatting for Comparisons much easier

OVERVIEW OF COMPARISONS

ARTWORK 2

1 & 2

2 & 3

1 & 3

ARTWORK 3

ARTWORK 1

1 & 2 & 3

SLIDE 2 - 3 or 4 :

COMPARISONS

TIP : TABLE FORMAT

Similarities in one merged cell
Differences in separate cells
Makes in easier & neater for the marker to read

1 Slide : Formal Analysis Comparisons
1 or 2 Slide(s) : Function & Purpose + Cultural Sig Comparisons

COMPARISONS & CONNECTIONS

ARTWORK 1

ARTWORK 2

ARTWORK 3

Similarities

Difference

Similarities

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B. CONTENT

TIP : DO NOT REPEAT UR CONTENT FROM BEFORE

Don't just copy and past info from what you have written before
If not it will be too repetitive
Instead, draw the similarities & differences between the works, talk about how each work has a different effect/impact
Write it some new insights & points from the basis of comparison
Pay attention to every detail of the works to really compare & contrast them

1. FORMAL ANALYSIS

When comparing and connecting the three works for formal analysis

Don't just describe the similarities/differences
Elaborate on them
What are the effect/impact created that is similar or different?

Additional Points You can Use

Format : 2D/3D
- What experience does it create that is similar/different?
- Intimate/Immersive?Manipulate Space?
Light : Natural light/Spotlight in Gallery
- Experience changes throughout the day
- or It does not differ?

2. FUNCTION & PURPOSE

For Function

Use the Headers that you created for your works to compare and contrast them
- (eg. Political, Cultural) Function
Conceptual Context
- Is the work representational & direct or symbolic?
Is the work personal & intimate or does it aim to raise a wider issue to the larger audience?

For Purpose

Compare & contrast the tone/perspective of the works
- Is the artist presenting a negative/positive/neutral point of view of the subject matter?

- What does that allow the audience to feel?
  - View the work from the artists’ perspective?
  - or Allow the audience to have their own stance?

3. CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE

Use the Headers (eg. Cultural, Personal, Political) Context

To connect and compare your works

Notes

Is the work done in response of a specific event/situation or not really?
Does the work deal with a current or past issue?
Does the work have any significant to a community or more of a personal work?

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C. SAMPLE

Note that these are samples from my submission, so feel free to or not reference it.

If you do, feel free to change it up in terms of formatting
Format it to your own colour schemes or styles etc.
And remember to always consult your mentors along the way!!

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