VISUAL ART
PRAMBLE
The syllabus is intended to provide candidates with the opportunity to demonstrate the extent of their aesthetic awareness, emotional and visual development through self-participatory creative activities.
OBJECTIVES
To assess these qualities efficiently, candidates should be able to respond to questions which seek to evaluate their:
(a) development of deep sense of observation, analytical and expressive skills through a variety of self-participatory art activities.
(b) knowledge and skills in the use and maintenance of art tools, equipment and materials.
(c) level of appreciation of values and qualities of different works of art, including indigenous material culture.
(d) understanding and creative application of design elements and principles.
(e) knowledge of the history and branches of Art.
(f) knowledge and appreciation of the relationship between African Art and Western Art.
(g) understanding of the meaning, significance and role of art in socio-economic development and self-reliance.
(h) understanding and application of indigenous and modern technology in art.
(i) creative skills in the improvisation of local materials and resources.
(j) understanding of the relevance of art in other subjects areas.
(k) level of exposure to careers in art.
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