The Arts · Year 10
12 interactive lessons to explore
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📚 Term 1 · Lessons 1–12
›Lesson 1
Critical frames for art
Analyse one artwork through the subjective, structural, cultural and postmodern frames and compare the readings each produces.
⏱ 20 min · 9 questions
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Lesson 2
Art, value and the art world
Explain how artists, dealers, collectors, critics, galleries and prizes shape the value and reputation of art.
⏱ 19 min · 8 questions
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Lesson 3
Figure anatomy and proportion
Apply knowledge of the skeleton, major muscles, proportion and foreshortening to draw the figure accurately.
⏱ 20 min · 8 questions
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Lesson 4
Comparing performances
Compare two performances of the same song or work by analysing tempo, dynamics, timbre and interpretive choices.
⏱ 19 min · 8 questions
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Lesson 5
Modulation and harmony
Identify modulation to related keys, pivot chords and secondary dominants in scores and recordings.
⏱ 20 min · 8 questions
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Lesson 6
Artaud and Grotowski
Explain Artaud’s Theatre of Cruelty and Grotowski’s Poor Theatre, and the actor training each promoted.
⏱ 20 min · 8 questions
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Lesson 7
Comparing theatre styles
Compare realism, epic, absurdist and physical theatre by their aims, conventions and actor–audience relationship.
⏱ 20 min · 8 questions
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Lesson 8
Postmodern dance
Identify the ideas of postmodern dance, including pedestrian movement, tasks, chance methods and the Judson Dance Theater.
⏱ 19 min · 8 questions
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Lesson 9
Writing a dance critique
Structure a critique that describes, analyses, interprets and evaluates a dance work with specific supporting evidence.
⏱ 19 min · 8 questions
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Lesson 10
Hybrid genres and intertextuality
Identify genre hybrids, parody, pastiche and homage, and explain how intertextual references create meaning.
⏱ 19 min · 8 questions
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Lesson 11
How audiences read media
Explain preferred, negotiated and oppositional readings and the factors that lead audiences to interpret media differently.
⏱ 19 min · 8 questions
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Lesson 12
Bias and framing in news
Detect how selection, omission, framing and language choices create bias in news and current affairs.
⏱ 20 min · 9 questions
🚧 Term 2 is on the way — new terms are added regularly.