The cards Question What is social action? Tap to flip Answer When people work together to make their community or the world better. Question What is a conversation? Tap to flip Answer An exchange of thoughts, ideas or information between two or more people. Question What is an association? Tap to flip Answer A connection we make in our minds between ideas or things, based on something they have in common. Question What is a stencil? Tap to flip Answer A sheet of material with a design cut out, used to apply the image by painting, drawing or spraying over the cut-out areas. Question Why do artists select particular materials? Tap to flip Answer To communicate more clearly with their audience. Question Must social action art always make tangible improvements to an issue? Tap to flip Answer No. It might instead focus on sparking conversation or raising awareness. Question What does 'collaborative' mean? Tap to flip Answer Working together with others to achieve a common goal or complete a task. Question Who are participants? Tap to flip Answer People who take part in an activity, event or competition. Question What is a community? Tap to flip Answer A group of people who share common interests, goals, experiences or values. Question What is collaborative art? Tap to flip Answer Artists and communities working closely together to make art. Question Is collaborative art just a group project with a leader? Tap to flip Answer No. It is a collective process of co-creation where ideas and efforts are deeply intertwined. Question What does 'amplify' mean? Tap to flip Answer To make something stronger, louder or more noticeable, e.g. making a message easier to notice. Question What is repetition? Tap to flip Answer Repeating an action, phrase or image multiple times. Question What is a symbol? Tap to flip Answer A simple image or phrase that represents or stands for something else. Question What does repetition do in activism? Tap to flip Answer It reinforces messages, amplifying impact and creating change over time. Question Whose voices can art activism amplify? Tap to flip Answer Those of people who are under-represented. Question Who can be an activist? Tap to flip Answer Anyone. Question Is artwork only a passive object that hangs on a wall? Tap to flip Answer No. It can activate social change, spark conversation and raise awareness. Question What is an aspiration? Tap to flip Answer A strong hope or desire to achieve something great in the future. Question In art, what is representation? Tap to flip Answer How groups, cultures or issues are visually portrayed in art to reflect their experiences and viewpoints. Question Give one social issue street art can bring attention to. Tap to flip Answer E.g. social justice, inequality or the environment. Question What can community street art projects create in local spaces? Tap to flip Answer A sense of ownership and pride. Question What is the built environment? Tap to flip Answer The human-made spaces around us that create our local environment. Question What is a landmark? Tap to flip Answer An important, recognisable place or thing that stands out, e.g. a building, artwork or natural feature. Question In the built environment, what are structures? Tap to flip Answer Built elements such as buildings, streets, roads, parks and bridges. Question Do architects only consider one building? Tap to flip Answer No. They consider the wider built environment and the local area's history and needs. Where this deck sits in the curriculum Curriculum National Curriculum for England Stage Key stage 3 (Years 7–9) Course KS3 Art and Design Unit Social action England's National Curriculum sets what is taught; the units and their order are Oak National Academy's. Flash Feed is not affiliated with Oak or any exam board.
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