Iran Konkur Art case studies
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The Iran Konkur Art (کنکور هنر) is the national university entrance examination taken by candidates who want to study art at Iranian universities. It is a multiple-choice test, and it is the main route into undergraduate programmes in fields such as visual arts, graphic design, architecture, industrial design, cinema, theatre and art studies. The Iran Konkur Art case studies are 5 cases and about 3,026 words.
1Two-Ink Poster Proof: Title Lost at Three Metres
A student design team is producing a 70×100 cm two-colour poster for a small Tehran gallery. The budget covers black plus one spot ink on uncoated stock; the printer warns of 18% dot gain at 60 lpi.
738 words, about 4 min2A Lacquer Mirror Case with a Safavid-Style Lid
A curator is cataloguing a painted lacquer mirror case, 24×16 cm, acquired in 1970. The lid shows a garden banquet with slender figures in Safavid-style hats, a Europeanised rocky landscape, and cloud bands derived from Chinese models.
498 words, about 2 min3Reproducing a 4.2 m Mural in a 3.3 m Gallery
A museum photographer must reproduce a 4.2 m-wide mural in a gallery. The opposite wall is 3.3 m from the mural, and the camera cannot be moved farther back.
713 words, about 4 min4English Wall Label for a Qajar Pen Box
The international section of a Tehran museum is preparing an English wall label for a Qajar lacquer pen box. The Persian draft reads: «این قلمدانِ لاکی، جهانِ رنگارنگِ دربارِ قاجار را در قابی کوچک به تماشا میگذارد.» The label must fit 120 characters, name the medium and date, and avoid any implication that the object is exposing or revealing hidden political content.
512 words, about 3 min5Persian Catalogue Entry with a Shifting Pronoun
A museum is finalizing a Persian catalogue entry for a Qajar lacquer pen box. The draft sentence reads: «مرمتگر به سرپرستِ موزه گفت که او باید پیش از افتتاح، ترکِ سطحِ اثر را بررسی کند و خواهر و برادرِ هنرمند را در شناسنامهٔ اثر ذکر کند.» The editor flags two problems: the pronoun «او» can refer to the restorer or the museum director, and «ترک» can be read as 'crack' or as 'leaving/abandoning' when the vowel is not marked.
565 words, about 3 min