Fine Arts:
When the students reach the third level of fine arts, they will be tested in a more independent style of learning. The students will be given real assignments in the same form they will given in there career choice. Art & Design most likely consistent of information in the form of a creative brief. (See Below)
Career Tasks:
901 - Prepare and present a portfolio.
902 - Prepare and present a visual concept presentation.
903 - Estimate time and materials for a project.
906 - Participate in critiques of commercial art projects.
907 - Explore current industry trends.
908 - Demonstrate research, employability, and organizational skills.
909 - Create personal branding materials.
910 - Explore the importance of social media as it relates to employability.
J - Religious Freedom
Project Name:
Religious Freedom
Client / Client contact information:
The Religious Freedom Institute
https://www.religiousfreedominstitute.org/blog/what-in-the-world-is-religious-freedom
Project:
What in the World is Religious Freedom?
Background / Overview:
Religious freedom is a fundamental right that is guaranteed in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. It is the equal right of all human beings and all religious communities to the free exercise of religion. Given its profound importance to the founding of America, and to human flourishing, it is a capacious right – i.e. universal, broad, and deep – though it is not absolute. The United States Constitution, and the legal foundation of any rightly ordered political community, carries a presumption in favor of religious freedom, and the government must bear the burden of overcoming that presumption.
What is the objective, the purpose of the art piece?
Finally, religious freedom includes the right of religious individuals, institutions, and communities to express religious truths in their private lives, and to bring those truths into political life through their respective claims about justice, peace, equality, and freedom, and to seek the agreement of their fellow citizens on a basis equal to all others in society. This dimension of religious freedom is captured in the phrase: free exercise equality.
What do we want to say?
Religious freedom is therefore the right of all persons to believe, speak, and act – individually and in community with others, in private and in public – in accord with their understanding of ultimate truth.
Target Market?
Anyone who will listen
Additional info & insights:
The American Founders understood the importance of religion for human, social, and political flourishing. That’s why they styled religious freedom – that is, the freedom of all to exercise religion – as the first freedom. They were convinced religious freedom was necessary for the well-being of citizens, for the common good, and for public virtue without which they believed the new Republic would fail. Their view might be accurately called free exercise equality.
Production Information and Job Specs:
Final Design is up to you, remember you are completing an installment piece that will be displayed in various exhibit halls & public spaces.