Various of artworks created through high school (corresponding to the years 2004-2006 approximately).
I took an expended learning in the full-matriculation curriculum (Hebrew: בגרות מורחבת) in art (8 units) and in biology (5 units).
The “expended learning” (“advanced learning”) or “art program” (Hebrew: “מגמת אמנות”) involved art, history of art and design, that all together, comprised those 8 units. The “art” was mostly a workshop when we (I and my fellow pupils) learned and experienced with different materials and techniques, and in the end of the year we had a final work (paper), which in this case, it was an exhibition. In the first 2 years it was general exhibition with the works we did throughout the year and we had to choose a few of our best.
In the 3rd and final year, among general art, we were also dedicated to a topic – We chose a topic that perhaps was interesting or meaningful and in the end, again, we held an exhibition, each had its own space to show his works about his chosen topic, and also we had to gave a name for each piece and add artistical information and analysis. My topic was about the term of “Façade”, meaning, “an outward appearance”.
Regrading, “history of art”, is that it was just like any other history classes (like, human culture and more), but in this case about art from many-many periods, from early on, “Prehistoric Art” (such as paintings that can be found on cave walls), fast forward to the “Baroque” and “Neo-classicism” until “Modern Art“.