March 6
Assemble Artifact Collages
EQ: How can a collection of artifacts showcase an artist's evolving ideas?
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Learning target for today:
Learning target for today:
I can use images from my artifacts site to create ARTIFACTS COLLAGES that showcase the practice, experimentation, and revision I have done "behind-the-scenes" in my portfolio
I can use images from my artifacts site to create ARTIFACTS COLLAGES that showcase the practice, experimentation, and revision I have done "behind-the-scenes" in my portfolio
I know I've got it when I have:
I know I've got it when I have:
Create collaged experimentation & revision artifacts using any program of my choice (Google Slides is a great option)
Today's Agenda
Today's Agenda
Review examples of collaged artifacts demonstrating experimentatin and revision below
Create collaged experimentation & revision artifacts using any program of your choice (we recommend Google Slides)
HOMEWORK: What do you need to do outside of class to be prepared to create more Artifacts Collages next class?
RESOURCES FOR TODAY:
RESOURCES FOR TODAY:
Your page of the Artifacts Site
Google Slides or similar program/app
WICOR STRATEGIES USED:
WICOR STRATEGIES USED:
W- written rationales
I- Costa's Level 2/3
C- informal peer feedback
O- goal setting
R- portfolio analysis
What is an Artifacts Collage?
What is an Artifacts Collage?
Artifacts Collage = an easy way to "show your work" or make your thinking visible to others
Artifacts Collage = an easy way to "show your work" or make your thinking visible to others
Artifacts Collages SUPPLEMENT your finished artworks to utilize all 15 items you include in your sustained investigation (inquiry) portfolio) --
Artifacts Collages SUPPLEMENT your finished artworks to utilize all 15 items you include in your sustained investigation (inquiry) portfolio) --
For example - you might have 6 finished artworks, 3 collages/artifacts that show REVISION, 4 artifacts/collages that show EXPERIMENTATION, and 2 that show PRACTICE.
For example - you might have 6 finished artworks, 3 collages/artifacts that show REVISION, 4 artifacts/collages that show EXPERIMENTATION, and 2 that show PRACTICE.
A different portfolio might have 7 finished artworks, 3 revision collages, 2 experimentation collages, and 3 practice collages, etc.
A different portfolio might have 7 finished artworks, 3 revision collages, 2 experimentation collages, and 3 practice collages, etc.
The exact ratio will vary between portfolios, but it is NOT usually in your best interest to submit only finished artworks!
The exact ratio will vary between portfolios, but it is NOT usually in your best interest to submit only finished artworks!
STUDIO TIME
STUDIO TIME
CHECK OUT THESE EXAMPLES
Between today and next class, your goal is to create AT LEAST 5 Artifacts collages in Google Slides. Make sure any text on your slides is READABLE when your slide is viewed in thumbnail size-- consult with Lehrmann if you're not sure
In the speaker notes of each slide, identify what skill the collage is demonstrating (EXPERIMENTATION, REVISION, PRACTICE, etc)
Save your slideshow as YOURNAME_ARTIFACTSCOLLAGES2025 and share the slideshow with elehrmann@aacps.org,
Lastly, add your slideshow to your ARTIFACTS page
This assignment is worth 15 points (3pts per finished collage)
If using a different program/app to create your collages, please speak with Ms. Lehrmann about how best to submit the actual files, and then upload the images to your artifacts page, too.
Homework
Homework
It is very likely that some of your assembling efforts will involve working/re-photographing artworks outside of class. What do you need to do to be prepared to create more Artifacts Collages next class?
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