Unit 1: Unveiling Identity: Self-Portraiture and Cultural Representation
The chapter emphasizes the intertwining of self-portraiture and cultural representation, illustrating how art can encapsulate personal and collective identities. Through historical and contemporary examples, students explore various techniques and cultural significances associated with self-portraits while developing their artistic skills. The learning objectives guide students towards understanding identity through their art, fostering critical engagement and personal expression.
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What we have learnt
- Artists use self-portraits to communicate personal and cultural narratives.
- The elements and principles of art play a crucial role in portraying identity.
- Critique and reflection are essential components of the artistic process for growth and understanding.
Key Concepts
- -- Identity
- The concept of understanding oneself and one’s place within different cultural and social contexts.
- -- SelfPortraiture
- An artistic representation where an artist depicts their own likeness, often revealing personal and cultural aspects.
- -- Cultural Representation
- The depiction of cultural identities, narratives, and heritage through artistic mediums.
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