2. There are many different
meanings for the word
Relationship and how it
can be interpreted in Art.

3. EXAM =
40%

4. Everybody knows... the fourEverybody knows... the four
AOsAOs
For the exam you have to show evidence of:
ALL 4 of the AOs (Assessment Objectives)
AO1: Looking at other artists
AO2: Experimenting with media
AO3: Recording your ideas
AO4: Making a final piece

5. It is important that you begin working on the
EXAM Paper straight away.
START TODAY!
Exam dates….
14th
, 15th
and 18th
May

6. Where to begin?Where to begin?

7. Remember ….
The theme is merely a
starting point to inspire
you.
Feel free to take the
project in any direction
that you wish, provided
that you can clearly
justify and explain how
the theme has inspired
your thoughts and ideas.

8. affairaffair
bondbond
similaritysimilarity
growing
growing
kinshipkinship
exchangeexchange
correlationcorrelation
accord
accord
linklink
ratio
ratio
tie-intie-in
tietie
similaritysimilarity
networknetwork
likenesslikeness
parallelparallel
contact
contact
dependencydependencyanalogyanalogy
increaseincrease
patternpattern
associationassociation
conjunctionconjunction
relativityrelativity

9. A few starting points…
PEOPLE
NATURAL WORLD
MAN MADE

10. Contextual references
The artists on the next few slides are
suggestions to help you think about
possible ideas. You may already
have ideas of your own.
Keep an open mind at this point...
There is also a Beaumont Pinterest
Album of Artists and ideas to
support you with your project

11. PEOPLEPEOPLE

12. Ron Mueck
Mueck's sculptures faithfully
reproduce the minute detail of the
human body, but play with scale to
produce disconcertingly jarring visual
images.

13. Roberta Coni

14. Yebin Mun

15. Thomas Saliot

16. Edward
Hopper

17. Edwouard
Manet

18. Leonid
Afremov

19. Stanley
Spencer

20. Karoline Hjorth
From the Series: ‘In Your Face’

21. Mark Powell

22. Zabriskie
Point

23. Jenny
Saville

24. David Hockney

25. Agnes
Cecile

26. Pablo
Picasso

27. Kathe
Kollwitz

28. Edward Munch

29. Renate Bertimann

30. Christina Troufa

31. Bobby
Neel
Adams

32. Molly Brill

33. Georgina
Luck

34. Rosa Guy ‘The Friends’

35. NATURAL
WORLD

36. Emily Blincoe Photographer Emily Blincoe's love of simplicity is
evident in her series "Arrangements," an ode to colour,
shape and impeccable prop styling.

37. Robin
Luciano
Beaty

38. Cells

39. Zander Olsen
• ‘This is an on-going series of
constructed photographs
rooted in the forest. These
works, carried out in Surrey,
Hampshire and Wales,
involve site specific
interventions in the
landscape, ‘wrapping’ trees
with white material to
construct a visual relationship
between tree, not-tree and
the line of horizon according
to the camera’s viewpoint’.

40. Andy Goldsworthy

41. Giacamo Balla

42. Sue St John
Painting ‘Lines of Nature’

43. MAN MADEMAN MADE

44. Louise Richardson

45. From 1969, Kiefer worked on book design.
Some examples are worked-over
photographs and his more recent books
consist of sheets of lead layered with the
artist's characteristic materials of paint,
minerals, or dried plant matter. For
example he assembled numerous lead
books on steel shelves in libraries, as
symbols of the stored, discarded
knowledge of history
Anselm Kiefer

46. Chiharu Shiota
Shiota explores the relationships
between past and present, living
and dying, and memories of
people implanted into objects.
To these she adds intricate, web-
like threads of black and red.

47. Things Come Apart
Todd Mclellan

48. Miniaturisation in the style of a Russian Doll. Everything is made out of cardboard
Kyle Bean

49. Stephen Wiltshire

50. SCULPTURE

51. Henry
Moore

52. Anthony
Gormley

53. Bob Cylatt

54. MIXED MEDIA
AND TEXTILES

55. Katie
Essam

56. Lisa Kokin

57. Greg
Sand

58. Tracey
Emin

59. Leslie
Avon
Miller

60. Create a Pinterest board
and start pinning images
relating to your exam title
Create a broad A2 spider
diagram
Create an A2 mood board
on the theme you want to
focus on
This week….