
The Lester Prize Youth Awards: Education Workshops
Dates
Thursday 20 May | 10am - 12pm
Tuesday 24th June | 10am - 12pm
Curriculum
Visual Arts
$300 (up to 32 students)
Join guest artists for workshops hosted for the Lester Prize Youth Awards, as we encourage the creative talents of young and aspiring artists.
Meet some of WA’s leading contemporary portrait artists and discover innovative ideas and techniques to develop your artistic growth. Explore the theme of identity, creativity and family through portraiture by visiting the Lester Prize exhibition and taking part in a workshop. Students will also have the opportunity to engage with The Lester Prize Youth Awards Exhibition, allowing them to view and discuss a diverse range of Portraits produced by students from across Australia.
Workshops are suitable for a class of up to 32 students.
- Thursday 20 May - Verdaccio with Melissa Clements: Introduction to Renaissance Style Underpainting Techniques. More information on this workshop
- Tuesday 24 June - Creative Portrait Making with Lucinda Tassone. More information on this workshop
Skills Development:
This workshop links to the following strands of the Western Australian Curriculum:
Visual Arts
Year 7
- Techniques and processes to support representation of ideas in their art-making (ACAVAM119; ACAVAM121)
- Application of techniques and processes suited to 2D and/or 3D artwork (ACAVAM121)
- Key features identified in the organisation of a composition (ACAVAR123)
- Key features identified in artwork belonging to a given artist, movement, time or place (ACAVAR124)
Year 8
- Key features considered when constructing a composition (ACAVAR123)
- Key features recognised in artwork belonging to selected artists, movement, times or places (ACAVAR124)
- Processes to develop and produce artwork (ACAVAM121)
Year 9
- Visual art language (visual art elements and principles of design) used in the development of artwork (ACAVAM125)
- Recognition and use of visual art conventions (e.g. examining the representation of the human form in cultural contexts) (ACAVAM125; ACAVAM128)
- Identification of representations in artwork within a given context (ACAVAR130)
Year 10
- Visual art language (visual art elements and principles of design) used in the development of artwork (ACAVAM125)