Street Art and Urban Interventions
Investigating how street artists use urban surfaces and decay as a canvas for social commentary and aesthetic expression.
Key Questions
- Analyze the role of context in interpreting the meaning and impact of street art.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of street art as a form of public communication and protest.
- Hypothesize how a specific piece of street art might interact with its urban environment to convey a message.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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