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PHOTOGRAPHY EXAM DATES
UG GROUP (Viv and Joanne)... Week 1: Wednesday 26th April (M103) 9.00-12.00 and 1.15-3.15 Week 2: Thursday 4th May (M103) 9.00-12.00 and 1.15-3.15 Week 3: Tuesday 9th May (M103) 9.00-12.00 and 1.15-3.15
UAB GROUP (Cat and Joanne)... Week 1: Tuesday 25th April (M103) 9.00-12.00 and 1.15-3.15 Week 2: Wednesday 3rd May (M103) 9.00-12.00 and 1.15-3.15 Week 3: Thursday 11th May (M103) 9.00-12.00 and 1.15-3.15
UDC GROUP (Cat and Joanne)... Week 1: Monday 24th April (M103) 9.00-12.00 and 1.15-3.15 Week 2: Tuesday 2nd May (M103) 9.00-12.00 and 1.15-3.15 Week 3: Wednesday 10th May (M103) 9.00-12.00 and 1.15-3.15
The final deadline for Component 2 is Thursday 11th May by 4pm.
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Monday 6 March: Checklist for Component 2
You have now been working on Component 2 for 4 weeks. The following work should be organised by Friday 10 March.
- Title of exam theme
- Definition of theme / ideas relating to theme / mind map
- Inspirational photographers (plus explanation of link to theme)
- Non-artist contextual research plus analysis
- 300 word artist analysis linking to photo-shoot 1
- Photo-shoot 1 (8-10 edited photographs)
- Critical reflection of work and progress (annotation)
- 300 word artist analysis. Extension task
- Experimental photographs (acetates / projections etc)
- Critical reflection of work and progress (annotation)
- 300 word artist analysis linking to photo-shoot 2
- Photo-shoot 2 (organised photo-shoot)
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Thinking critically about your work (annotations)
The following questions will help you think critically about your work.
You could use them:
● before you start working – to help you organise your thoughts and ideas
● while you are working – to help you document your thought processes and your decisions
● after you have finished your work – to help you evaluate the effectiveness of what you have done and critically reflect on your work
You could choose to answer the questions directly in relation to individual photographs or in relation to whole components.
You could also use them indirectly, for example as prompts for the sorts of notes and annotations to record on your blog.
You do not have to use these questions, but they may provide you with an effective way of thinking and organising your ideas.
Questions
1 What is the main idea you set out to communicate?
2 How did you come up with the idea?
3 Which artists / designers and / or contextual references did you research to develop your idea and visual response?
4 Why did you choose to look at these particular artists / designers and / or contextual references, and how did they influence your work?
5 How has your idea changed since you first started exploring it?
6 What decisions did you make and how did they affect your work as it developed?
7 Which resources, media, materials, techniques and processes have you used? How did you select them, and how do they help to communicate your idea?
8 What do you think is the most successful element or aspect of your work overall?
9 What would element or aspect of your work would you most like to improve, and how might you go about doing this in future?
10 How effectively do you think your final work communicates your idea? Explain your answer.
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Work to complete during half term
Organise your Component 2 blog (definitions / inspirational photographers / initial research into theme / 300 word artist analysis).
Organise your 1st photo-shoot (you do not need to edit these photographs before the end of half term). Spend time considering lighting and composition!!
Research and analyse 1 relevant non-artist link.
Extension task: Analyse the work of a 2nd photographer (at least 300 words).
This work needs to be completed by the start of your 1st Photography lesson of the week of Monday 20th February.
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Component 2: Week by week plan
A LEVEL PHOTOGRAPHY: COMPONENT 2 PLAN
Week 1: 30 Jan 2017
● Initial research into theme
● Definition of theme / ideas relating to theme
● Inspirational photographers
● 300 word analysis
Week 2: 6 Feb 2017
● Photo-shoot 1 (Initial photographs linking to theme)
● Experimental photographs (optional, following discussion with tutor)
● Inspirational photographers plus analysis
● Non-artist contextual research
● Critical reflection of work and progress (photographs and ideas)
Half Term: 13 - 17 Feb 2017
INDEPENDENT STUDY
● Photo-shoot 1 (Initial photographs linking to theme)
Week 3: 20 Feb 2017
● Photo-shoot 1 (Initial photographs linking to theme)
● Experimental photographs (optional, following discussion with tutor)
● Inspirational photographers plus analysis
● Critical reflection of work and progress (photographs and ideas)
Week 4: 27 Feb 2017
● Photo-shoot 2 (Exploratory photographs linking to theme)
● Experimental photographs (optional, following discussion with tutor)
● Inspirational artists plus analysis
● Critical reflection of work and progress (photographs and ideas)
Week 5: 6 March 2017
● Photo-shoot 2 (Exploratory photographs linking to theme)
● Experimental photographs (optional, following discussion with tutor)
● Inspirational artists plus analysis
● Critical reflection of work and progress (photographs and ideas)
Mock Week: 13 - 17 March 2017
INDEPENDENT STUDY
● Photo-shoot 3 (Developmental photographs linking to theme)
Week 6: 20 March 2017
● Photo-shoot 3 (Developmental photographs linking to theme)
● Experimental photographs (optional, following discussion with tutor)
● Inspirational artists plus analysis
● Critical reflection of work and progress (photographs and ideas)
Week 7: 27 March 2017
● Photo-shoot 4 (Sustained focus photographs linking to theme)
● Experimental photographs (optional, following discussion with tutor)
● Inspirational photographers plus analysis
● Critical reflection of work and progress (photographs and ideas)
Easter Holiday: 3 April - 17 April 2017
INDEPENDENT STUDY
● Photo-shoot 4 (Sustained focus photographs linking to theme)
Week 8: 17 April 2017
● Photo-shoot 4 (Sustained focus photographs linking to theme)
● Inspirational photographers plus analysis
● Critical reflection of work and progress (photographs and ideas)
● Plan and prepare for 15 hour exam
EXAM WEEK 1: 24 April 2017
● 5 Hour exam: Create final outcomes
● 1:1 tutorial with tutor
EXAM WEEK 2: 1 May 2017
● 5 Hour exam: Create final outcomes
● 1:1 tutorial with tutor
EXAM WEEK 3: 8 May 2017
● 5 Hour exam: Create final outcomes
● 1:1 tutorial with tutor
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Component 2: Inspirational photographers
Rita Soromenho
Aurora Robson
Pep Ventosa
Nils Orth
Maureen Brodbeck
Carsten Witte
Jerry Uelsmann
Joeri Bosma
Ingvar Kenne
Lissy Laricchia
Andrea Constantini
Elaine Duigenan
Aaron Farley
Mikkel Rahr Mortensen
Christo and Jeanne Claude
Marek Chaloupka
Leopoldo Plentz
Gavin Hammond
Iwan Baan
Scott Hazard
Edward Honaker
Stephen Gill
Elaine Duigenan
Platonov Pavel
Nadia Wicker
Ed Fairburn
Iasbelle Levistre
Tina Rusinger
Letha Wilson http://www.lethaprojects.com/visuals/index.php
Yumiko Utsu http://www.landscapestories.net/issue-23/ls_23-008-yumiko-utsu?lang=en
Richard Wentworth ‘Making do and getting by’ http://visualarts.britishcouncil.org/collection/portfolios/making-do-and-getting-by
http://cargocollective.com/trangddoan/under-a-charm
“The work of blind photographers in pictures....” https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2016/aug/20/the-work-of-blind-photographers-in-pictures
“Saira Niazi is owning her city one shot at a time – we talk to her ahead of her Living London exhibition” http://www.dazeddigital.com/photography/article/27195/1/meet-the-muslim-photographer-unlocking-the-unknown-london
“Restricted areas” http://www.danilatkachenko.com/projects/restricted-areas/
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Component 2 Project Requirements (minimum)
The broad exam theme is
Environment
. At the start of the project select a pathway that you will explore independently throughout the duration of the project.
Stage 1: Edit photographs taken during October half term
Stage 2: Initial photographs linking to theme
Stage 3: Exploratory photographs linking to theme
Stage 4: Developmental photographs linking to the theme
Stage 5: Sustained focus photographs
Each stage of the project must contain in-depth and diverse contextual research (artist and non-artist) and reflection of your own work and progress throughout the project.
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Exemplar exam (Component 2) projects
1. http://elliethienela2xexam-blog.tumblr.com/EXAM
2. http://nadineshallowunit4.tumblr.com/
3. http://ilinkarnica2photographyexam.tumblr.com/
4. http://samdilleya2photographyexam.tumblr.com/
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