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Visual arts is a subject that allows ākonga to express and develop their creativity, while developing their knowledge and skills. Ākonga create their own artworks while learning about the work of other artists and the cultural and social contexts that these artworks reflect. Ākonga can study visual arts to gain qualifications or to explore their interest in art.
This is the first of the NCEA art courses. It enables ākonga to develop ideas and creative approaches to making artworks in a range of fields. Ākonga’ work is informed by their research of New Zealand artists from Māori, Polynesian and European traditions. Ākonga can work towards an individual standard or multiple standards including developing a body of work for the external folio standard.
Curriculum Levels 4–5 Art or equivalent.
| Standard | Description | Version | Credits | Assessment | L1 Lit/Num | UE Lit/Num | Vocational Pathways |
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| 90913 | Demonstrate understanding of art works from a Māori and another cultural context using art terminology | 4 | 4 | Internal | laLiteracy achievement standard |
SeService Industries recommended standard CrCreative Industries recommended standard |
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| 90914 | Use drawing methods and skills for recording information using wet and dry media | 3 | 4 | Internal | CrCreative Industries recommended standard |
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| 90915 | Use drawing conventions to develop work in more than one field of practice | 2 | 6 | Internal | CrCreative Industries recommended standard |
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| 90916 | Produce a body of work informed by established practice, which develops ideas, using a range of media | 3 | 12 | External | CrCreative Industries recommended standard |
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| 90917 | Produce a finished work that demonstrates skills appropriate to cultural conventions | 3 | 4 | Internal | CrCreative Industries recommended standard |