Stenciling and Graffiti Art
Exploring stencil techniques and their application in street art, examining themes of social commentary and public space.
Key Questions
- Analyze how stenciling allows for rapid reproduction and dissemination of images.
- Evaluate the role of graffiti art as a form of social or political expression.
- Design a stencil that conveys a clear message or symbol.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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