What are the professional contents of the art test?

The professional content of the art test is as follows:

1, the art test includes fine arts, dance, performance, music, photography, calligraphy and other majors.

2. The art examination for art majors mainly examines students' skills such as sketch, color, sketch, design and creation; The art examination of dance major mainly examines students' posture, basic skills, artistic quality and artistic expression. The art examination of performance major mainly examines students' vocal music, lines, body and performance; The art examination for music majors mainly examines students' musical instrument playing skills, vocal music, music theory, solfeggio and ear training.

3. Art test of photography major: The scope and basis of the art test of photography major include: the thinking mode and characteristics of photography; Photography function and brief history; Photography equipment and photography foundation; Shooting of photography theme type; Appreciation of photographic classics; Appreciation of photographic works of art, etc.

4. Calligraphy professional art examination: The calligraphy professional art examination is mainly based on the characteristics of calligraphy discipline and the basic requirements of enrollment of calligraphy majors in colleges and universities across the country, and the most representative works of calligraphy classics in past dynasties are selected as the model of calligraphy copying examination.

Calligraphy creation requires candidates to create calligraphy with any one of regular script, official script, seal script, running script and cursive script according to the specified text content.

The admission control score line of the college entrance examination culture course for art majors shall not be less than 65% of the second batch of admission control score lines for ordinary undergraduates in this province (autonomous regions and municipalities).

The admission control scores of art vocational colleges (majors) shall not be lower than 70% of the admission control scores of ordinary vocational colleges (majors) in this province (autonomous regions and municipalities).