Installation Art - Project Proposal
Each project proposal must be completed and discussed with the teacher before beginning the
project. The rubric on the back must be filled out and turned in with the final project, and a photo of
your final project.
Name:
Medium:
Objectives:
When listing objectives, complete this sentence to help write them:
“To complete this project I will”
Here are some examples of objectives:
“create a hand built ceramic piece”
“use acrylics to create visual texture”
“demonstrate Jackson Pollock’s painting technique”
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Write a sentence or two about how this project relates to the installation assignment and what you
will practice with, experiment with, or learn more about.
List Materials you will be using:
Anticipated Length of Project (4 weeks maximum):
Time Frame (when you will be completing each step):
Please include 2-3 detailed sketches/notes on the back to further explain your project.
Adapted from a document by Dana Showers
Please draw 2-3 DETAILED sketches/notes here:
Adapted from a document by Dana Showers
Installation ART RUBRIC
GRADED ASPECT
DESCRIPTION OF EXPECTATIONS
POINTS
STUDENT
EVAL
TEACHER
EVAL
Explain how you achieved Objective #1:
Achievement of
Objective #1
50
Explain how you achieved Objective #2:
Achievement of
Objective #2
50
Explain how you achieved Objective #3:
Achievement of
Objective #3
Composition and
Craftsmanship
Time and Effort
50
Your work should display strong
composition: focal point, movement
throughout the piece, balance, etc.
Your final piece should be neat and
well done, without flaws.
30
Did you utilize your class time wisely?
Did you put forth your best effort?
Did you stick to your time frame?
70
Teacher Comments:
Answer the following questions with complete, reflective answers to receive an additional 10 points.
What did you enjoy the most when creating this piece?
What did you struggle with most when creating this piece?
Adapted from a document by Dana Showers
Overall, how do you like your finished product? Are you proud of it?
What did you actually do every day? (Be specific – what exactly did you paint/draw/sculpt, etc?)
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Adapted from a document by Dana Showers