Sculpture II

This studio course is designed to explore advanced forms of sculpture. Wood, metal, stone, and found objects are some of the materials students will explore while creating abstract and realistic sculpture. Students will be required to provide various tools and outside materials for this course (examples include drills and saws). Artwork will be required to be completed in- and out-of-the classroom.

• Students must be able to work independently to complete five projects from a list of seven different project ideas.

• Students must be able to create the following projects :

Select a historical event/time period and create a pop-up scene

Use recycled and reuse materials to create a usable item

Use textile material to create a creature and its surrounding environment

Create a visual representation of a selected idiom

Carve & Cut into a block of soapstone to create a minimalistic animal form

Create a relief sculpture that is able to hang on a wall to express the emotion chosen

Design unique project idea with collaboration from the art teacher

• Historical Pop-Up Book Using Paper, Cardboard, Tape, and Other Chosen Materials

• Re-Use, Re-Cycle

• Sock Creature with Diorama

• Idiom Sculpture Using White Earthenware Clay

• Abstract Human Form Using Soapstone

• Emotional Relief Using White Earthenware Clay

• Student Choice

• 50% Classwork

• 20% Tests/Quizzes

• 30% Performance

Grades will be updated weekly in Skyward as much as possible.