CUAACD523 — Make mixed media artworks

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31 assessable components: 4 elements (14 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 5 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Source ideas for mixed media artworks

1.1Research and analyse historical and contemporary examples of mixed media work
1.2Evaluate potential of mixed media artwork in own practice
1.3Communicate with others about ideas for work as required
1.4Develop ideas for mixed media work based on research and reflection

2 Explore the potential of mixed media

2.1Source specific media to support ideas through exploration and experimentation
2.2Identify and respond to particular safety issues for selected media
2.3Investigate ways in which relationships between different media support creative objectives
2.4Adapt and combine different techniques and media and confirm approach to work

3 Create finished mixed media works

3.1Organise resource requirements for mixed media work
3.2Achieve desired outcomes through effective and integrated use of media and technique
3.3Recognise and resolve technical challenges posed by mixed media work

4 Evaluate own work

4.1Review work against personal, professional and artistic objectives, including resolution of the concept
4.2Identify and respond to opportunities for refinement and review
4.3Evaluate the effectiveness of the work process

Performance evidence

make mixed media artworks according to at least two different work ideas
evaluate sources of information to generate concepts for mixed media
produce conceptually resolved mixed media artworks that integrate media and technique
apply safe work practices applicable to chosen media and techniques
determine intellectual property and other legislative requirements applicable to research and development of mixed media work
assess the success of finished work to meet creative and technical objectives

Knowledge evidence

historical and contemporary examples of mixed media work relevant to own practice
properties and applications of selected media relevant to work being produced
intellectual property issues and legislation associated with artistic practice at a professional level
common tools and equipment used to work with mixed media artworks
work health and safety requirements for mixed media work production

Foundation skills

Reading: Interprets and visual and textual material and evaluates concepts, techniques and processes that may inform own work
Oral Communication: Initiates and participates in exchanges with applicable people to elicit and clarify relevant information
Self-management: Determines the implication of intellectual property requirements when planning and researching ideas Takes responsibility for incorporating safe work practices in the use of tools, equipment and techniques in own work practice
Teamwork: Selects and uses appropriate conventions and techniques when discussing concepts with others
Initiative and enterprise: Develops own ideas and approach to mixed media work using research, evaluation and exploration Refines ideas using experimentation with media and techniques Makes effective creative and technical decisions and addresses problems during production
Problem-solving: Assesses mixed media work to decide on refinement opportunities and improvements to work processes

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