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*** Posts are in order from a "start to finish" sequence ***
*** Posts are in order from a "start to finish" sequence ***
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Artist Video (Intro)
Artist Video (Intro)
In this video, we will learn about the artist, Charity White, and the meaning in her artwork.
Let's keep these themes in mind: accessibility, purposes (reasons), power, control, history, and community.
There are also a few pictures of Charity's art work. Feel free to look it over.
What do you think about it? How do you feel?
Artist Handout (Mini Biography)
Artist Handout (Mini Biography)
This document is a handout sharing more in-depth information about Charity White!
You are encouraged to independently read through the artist handout and learn more about her on your own time.
Journaling Activity (Drafting/Brainstorm)
Journaling Activity (Drafting/Brainstorm)
These journaling examples are from Week 1 Amanda Williams Color Palette activity.
Activity Instructions (In Zoom)
Take out your journal (or a piece of paper) and any writing utensil -- pencils, pens, markers, crayons, etc. It is encouraged to have some coloring tools.
Sitting down in your current spot, take notes of the space you are in. Feel free to write and/or doodle about it. (Don't draw the space!) View the two journal examples provided.
What can you take notes about? -- Use as many senses as you can! Touch, smell, see, feel, or hear.
Using your coloring tools, match the colors you see in the room to your description with your best ability.
You are encouraged to journal at an outdoor environment with adult permission and supervision!
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Here are some vocabulary words to keep in mind that are used in this lesson's context.
Disrupt: interrupt by causing a disturbance; dramatically alter the structure of something
Challenge: to question or object the presented idea or concept
Highlight: significantly emphasize or make an element more prominent (like a spotlight)
Sculpture: a piece or form that’s three-dimensional (3D), that represents a thing, person, idea, etc.
Sketching Activity (Planning)
Sketching Activity (Planning)
After journaling and learning about Charity White, sketch out the sculpture you want to create for your space. This allows you to plan and have an idea of what you will sculpt.
Note, you will be using construction paper, Model Magic, scissors, and glue for your sculpture.
Look at the example image provided of the journal and a sketch.
Powerpoint (Day 2)
Powerpoint (Day 2)
This Powerpoint serves as a reference to guide what you, the student, need to review and complete. Some of the materials shown in here are also provided below on the website.
Agenda:
Review - What is Charity White's work about?
Review - Themes and Vocabulary
Finish your sketches
Watch "Demonstration Video"
Start creating your sculpture!
Clean up
Take pictures to share and upload through Google Forms.
Demonstration Video (Art-Making)
Demonstration Video (Art-Making)
In this video, we will learn the next steps, and how to handle and care for the art materials.
Materials:
Model Magic
Construction Paper
Scissors
Glue (White Glue or Glue stick)
Found or resourced materials
DEMO.mp4Page updated
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