The Arts: VCE 3 & 4

An art collection management and reporting policy.

Guidelines on the handling and care of valuable art works.

An overview of Art Nouveau which included artists such as Gustav Klimt, Margaret McDonald and AUbrey Beardsley.

The Bauhaus, named after a German word meaning "house of building", was founded in 1919 in Weimar, Germany by the architect Walter Gropius. Some known artists of the movement include Robert Rauschenberg and Cy Twombley.

An extensive website on collage art featuring collage artists and collage resources.

A guide for artists and movements. From Banksy to Da Vinci, from Impressionism to Public Art; there are extensive descriptions and analysis to help you with your studies.

A brief overview of digital art from the Tate gallery in London.

A series of video clips showing a variety of digital art drawing techniques.

This is a valuable resource for VCE Studio Art students examining a range of roles a gallery has in preparing for exhibitions and on art conservation.

An overview of some of the NGA's secondary schools programs.

A resource for students looking for projects and ideas to generate their art.

The VCAA Study design for Studio Arts includes assessment information, studio arts currculum and links to past exams.

Keys to the collection is a resource from the Geelong Art Gallery that provides students with curated images of art within the collection.

An article examining some of the history of art appropriation and explaining the term.