1. Unit 2 SPACE Arts and Media

2. Is this art? YES NO JUSTIFY

3. Learning Objectives To consider whether works of art should feature in public spaces? To consider whether art has a function outside of a gallery? Learning Outcomes To be able to establish balanced arguments for the objectives above.

5. Past question In pairs brainstorm the question 2a –The Angel of the North shown in source C has been described as ‘Gateshead’s Winged Wonder’ and an ‘Inspired Vision’ –Why might people find art on such a scale inspirational?

6. Answers: peer assessment A one-sided answer is expected to this part of the question. You can mention other examples of art you do not have to restrict your answer to only what you see in the source. Reasons might include; The sheer scale and immense nature of such artworks make them impressive and thus inspiring. The symbolic nature of the Angel representing hope for the future and protection. It is unique, original & innovative. It is visible from long distances and has a huge impact upon the landscape. It reflects values and culture of the area and harks back to a history of industry and engineering. The artist, Antony Gormley, aimed to achieve that effect upon the viewer. Experiencing art within a public outdoor space can enhance the environment and provide an inspiring experience.

7. Marks 8-10 marks At least 3 points that are well made and show an awareness of the issue drawing on specific examples, which may include the source. Clear development of the points and discussion of the issues. 4-7 marks At least 2 points are made competently with some exemplification. Specific examples may include the source. A candidate who addresses more than two points without expansion or examples may feature at the lower end. 1-3 marks One well developed point or a list of undeveloped points. Exemplification may be weak. It may be totally or heavily reliant on the source.

8. What examples of Public Art are there in Birmingham?

9. Examples of public art Iron Man - Anthony Gormley Statue - Victoria Square - Birmingham The River- Dhruva Mistry 1993 Sat in the upper pool, is a monumental female figure representing the life force. The figure has been nicknamed 'The Floozie in the Jacuzzi' and weighs 1.75 tonnes. The River is also a fountain - one of the largest in Europe - with a flow of 3,000 gallons per minute. The statue of Queen Victoria in Victoria Square is by Thomas Brock and was unveiled on 10 January 1901, just 12 days before her death Statue of Tony Hancock in Birmingham Old Square Birmingham In Key question; What functions Do these artworks Serve?

10. spread over a 2 mile (3.2 km) stretch of the beach. Each figure is 189 cm tall (nearly 6 feet 2½ inches) and weighs around 650 kilos Another Place is a piece of modern public sculpture by Antony Gormley situated on Crosby Beach, Liverpool The sculpture consists of 100 cast iron figures which face out to sea B of the BANG

11. Turning The Place Over by Richard Wilson Watch this video clip Discuss in pairs- The Public reaction to this Particular piece of public art that was displayed in Liverpool. Does it have a function? Should it feature in public Space? Homework: Complete a response to question 2b from the exam paper ONLY spend 15 minutes on it.

12. Review of Learning Objectives Should art feature in public spaces? Does art have a function outside of a gallery? What points can you offer for both sides of the argument? YES? NO?

13. Public Art & Architecture What is the difference between Art and Architecture? Is there a difference?