Tag: Architectural

What was the nature of the culture in which the artist/architect/sculptor produced this object? What was going on in society at this time?

A caption identifying the title of the object, the artist (if known), the culture in which the object was produced, the dimensions of the object, and the current location of the object.

A description of the object–how big, what does it look like, where does it come from, how was it used?

A paragraph that places the object into its cultural context.

What was the nature of the culture in which the artist/architect/sculptor produced this object? What was going on in society at this time?

A paragraph or two that compares this object with other objects made at the same time in different parts of the world.

How is this object unique and how is it the same? What do you think that it says about the culture in which it was produced?

What your research has unearthed that gives greater insight into the work you have chosen to write about.

Research Project Phase 2. Brainstorming ideas, bm B outline and three paragraphs

Using the instructions in the Research Paper Instructions and based on the topic you have chosen and submitted, brainstorm ideas and conduct research from our eLibrary.

Then, write a paragraph (3 in total) on each of the following. This will form the initial body of your paper.

1. Key aspects of the topic you have chosen

2. What others have said in support of the topic/work from your library research

3. What your research has unearthed that gives greater insight into the work you have chosen to write about.

Instructions

The primary aim of this project is the formal analysis of an artwork, e.g., a painting in a museum, or an architectural monument, e.g. The Washington Monument, as a research paper of between 800 and 900 words as the outcome.

The word count is a guideline but will definitely factor into the final assessment and grading of your project.