Task summary
The exhibition is an internally examined assessment task worth 40%.
To complete the task, you are required to present an exhibition of your resolved artworks together with accompanying exhibition text (which states the title, medium, size and a brief outline of the original intentions of each selected artwork) and a curatorial rationale. You will need to document your exhibition electronically.
Formal requirements
SL
- SL students submit a curatorial rationale that does not exceed 400 words.
- SL students submit 4–7 artworks. (You are permitted to submit up to two additional photographs in support of each submitted artwork. These additional supporting photographs or screenshots are intended to enable you to provide an enhanced sense of scale or specific detail to the submitted artwork. These additional photographs are optional.)
- SL students submit exhibition text stating the title, medium and size of the artwork and short (maximum 500 characters) explanation of intent for each selected artwork.
- SL students may submit two photographs of their overall exhibition. They will not be assessed or used to assess the individual artworks.
HL
- HL students submit a curatorial rationale that does not exceed 700 words.
- HL students submit 8–11 artworks. (You are permitted to submit up to two additional photographs in support of each submitted artwork. These additional supporting photographs or screenshots are intended to enable you to provide an enhanced sense of scale or specific detail to the submitted artwork. These additional photographs are optional).
- HL students submit exhibition text stating the title, medium and size of the artwork and short (maximum 500 characters) explanation of intent for each selected artwork.
- HL students may submit two photographs of their overall exhibition. They will not be assessed or used to assess the individual artworks.
Here is an explanation of the Exhibition (provided by IB)
Exhibition
Here is a summary of what we will be doing to prepare for the Exhibition throughout the course:
Exhibition and Curatorial Rationale Explanation
Exhibition Text Diagram: