University of Technology SydneyHandbook 2007

020413 Art Study 3: Stories, Myths and Truth

6cp
Undergraduate
Subject coordinator: Anne Bamford

All people seem to have a need to tell stories though visual means. The narrative qualities of art are explored to provide insight into the personal, social and cultural forces that shape society. Particular emphasis is placed on Asian-Pacific art and culture. Students look at both traditional and contemporary stories that are told through art and how these impact on concepts of truth. As educators in a multicultural society, students develop strategies to encourage children to interpret art and express personal stories through art. Students compare Western traditions of beauty with those of other cultures and recognise style and nationality in art forms.

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