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Lesson 7 focuses on enhancing skills in art production through five key stages: inspiration, percolation, preparation, creation, and reflection. It emphasizes the importance of considering physical appearance, process, social/cultural/historical relevance, and community valuation in producing art. Additionally, it discusses cultural mapping as a method to identify community assets and inform development projects.

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Lesson_7

Lesson 7 focuses on enhancing skills in art production through five key stages: inspiration, percolation, preparation, creation, and reflection. It emphasizes the importance of considering physical appearance, process, social/cultural/historical relevance, and community valuation in producing art. Additionally, it discusses cultural mapping as a method to identify community assets and inform development projects.

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Lesson 7: Skills Enhancement in Art Production

1. Inspiration
2. Percolation (brainstormin g and refining of ideas
3. Preparation (Media)
4. Creation (Application of Techniques)
5. Reflection
Aspects to be Considered in Producing Art

1. Physical Appearance or Form (How


does it look?)
 The physical value of the work
 Shape, size, color, texture, sound rhythm,
movement, etc.
 Materials used
2. Process (How is it done?)

 The application of techniques and combining


of materials
 Some processes are aided by
technologies such as with the use
ofcomputers and machines.
3. Social/Cultural/Historical Relevance
(How did it happen?)

 The narratives which illustrate


the conditions which helped
shapethe work.
 An art exists alongside conditions
which speak about how the works
came about and what
circumstances were at play
during their production.
 These conditions can be the art’s
purpose, function, or reason for its
being.
4. Community Valuation (How
significant is the work to the
community?)

 The impact of an art to the


community and how it is
received by the people
 It varies, depending on its effect
on the community’s urgent needs
or its functionality, its rootedness
on regional life, and the longevity
of its impact.
 An art produced is a result of
the community experiences of
theartist.

For the purposes of art production, Cultural


Mapping is understood to be the process of
identifying and stating, in a written or visual
inventory, all cultural assets within a specific
geographic area.

Includes the gathering oftangible and intangible assets from the community; cultural
organizations, artists andstories
 Includes the gathering of tangible and intangible assets from the
community; cultural organizations, artists and stories
 Provides an understanding of culture, history and a community's
unique identity
 Should be used at the beginning of any community development
or planning project
 Create a list of potential partners, community resources, and tools
needed for its successful implementation
 Guide the development of a plan to create a map of community
networks and assets.

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