Material Narratives: Sculpture · Semester 1
Sculpture in Public Spaces
Investigating the impact and purpose of public art and monuments in urban environments.
Key Questions
- Analyze how public sculptures interact with their surrounding environment.
- Critique the effectiveness of a public monument in conveying its intended message.
- Predict how a community might react to a new piece of public art.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
MOE: Sculpture and Installation - S2MOE: Art and Society - S2
Level: Secondary 2
Subject: Art
Unit: Material Narratives: Sculpture
Period: Semester 1
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