Sacred Heart College (Lower Hutt) Sacred Heart College (Lower Hutt)

Level 3 20th Century Art, Architecture & Design (HAR303)

HAR303
Course Description

Teacher in Charge: Ms K. Baird, Mrs A. Peszynski.

Recommended Prior Learning

Students with 14 credits or more in: Year 12 English, 12 Geography, 12 History, 12 Classical Studies will be eligible to do this course, or at the discretion of the HOD.  See Ms Baird or Mrs Peszynski if you want to know more.


20th Century Art, Architecture and Design

This Level Three Social Science course has a 20th Century Art History focus. The main area of study will be Modern Art, Design and Architecture from 1900 to 1960. We will also investigate key NZ Art works from 1940-2000, and Contemporary Diversity, innovative works created after 2000.These topics cover a range of artistic styles, meanings, theories, and media. The reasons why these artworks continue to be valued by society will also be investigated.

This course will appeal to students interested in art and design, and may be creative themselves. But it will but also suit students who are interested in the history of the 20th Century and the vast array technological, economic, political, and societal changes that occurred in during this time.

We will see works first hand by visiting Wellington and Lower Hutt Galleries, and by travelling to Napier to investigate the value of Art Deco architecture and design to the region. 

 Scholarship Art History is also an option for students who are interested in working toward this in addition to their Level three studies.



Learning Areas:

Level 3 optional courses, Social Sciences


Detailed Course Outline Assessment Policy & Procedures


			
					
					Contributions and Equipment/Stationery
										

2 x Clever Kiwi Activity Scrapbook (or similar size 240 x 340mm),
Art Gallery Wellington trip (term 1) - costs tbc
Art Deco field trip to Napier (term 3) - costs tbc


Disclaimer

POLICY
It is the policy of Sacred Heart College Lower Hutt to have school-wide policies that inform parents and students of the criteria for administering all Assessments for National Qualifications.