Examine the different values placed on art works
This standard asks you to explore why different people value artworks differently. You need to pick an artwork and examine the different types of value it might have — like its monetary worth, cultural importance, historical significance, or what it means spiritually or symbolically. You'll use research and evidence to explain these different perspectives.
You explain different values placed on artworks using some supporting evidence, showing you understand that art has multiple meanings and worth beyond just money.
You analyse the different values in depth, showing how they connect to each other and to the artwork's context, with consistent supporting evidence throughout.
You integrate multiple pieces of evidence to produce an insightful analysis that reveals deeper connections between values, context, and meaning, showing sophisticated understanding of why and how artworks are valued differently across groups or time periods.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.