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Artist explanations and SEMI gallery
A good way to boost your analysing and evaluating skills (assessment objective 2) is to use the SEMI approach. SEMI stands for: Subject, Elements, Media and Intent. Below are some examples of the SEMI approach being used to analyse and evaluate the work of six contemporary artists.
Alan Davie: 'To a Celtic Spirit, 1'
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Antony Gormley: 'Untitled (For Francis)'
Revise Antony Gormley: 'Untitled (For Francis)'
Backa Carin Ivarsdotter: 'The Corridor'
Revise Backa Carin Ivarsdotter: 'The Corridor'
Caroline Broadhead: 'Dress with Holes'
Revise Caroline Broadhead: 'Dress with Holes'
Emma Ronay: 'Trailing Stars' and 'Field'
Revise Emma Ronay: 'Trailing Stars' and 'Field'
Kate Malone: 'Queen Pineapple'
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Susie MacMurray: The Coil'
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