The students worked in small groups to create Miro inspired designs and then pieced them together to create a large display:
Showing posts with label Artist Study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Artist Study. Show all posts
Sunday, January 17, 2016
Joan Miro Inspired Projects
Each grade level study different aspects of Joan Miro's artwork and then created their own artwork inspired by him:
Labels:
2015/2016,
2D,
3D,
Art,
Art History,
Artist Study,
Crayons,
Drawing,
History,
Joan Miro,
Painting,
Spanish,
Student Choice
Kinder and First Grade Joan Miro Inspired Collaborative Murals
After studying artist Joan Miro, the students created collaborative murals based on the shapes and lines found in his work:
Monday, September 28, 2015
Alligator Effigy Vessel: Art Critiques
As a part of Hispanic Heritage Month, the 4th and 5th graders wrote art critiques over Alligator Effigy Vessel from Chorotega, Costa Rica. Art critiques are a part of our curriculum to encourage the students to think and write critically about art using appropriate vocabulary.
Lizard Alebrije: Art Critique
As a part of Hispanic Heritage Month, the 4th and 5th graders wrote art critiques over Pepe Santiago's wood carved sculpture, Lizard Alebrije. Art critiques are a part of our curriculum to encourage the students to think and write critically about art using appropriate vocabulary.
Saturday, April 25, 2015
Kindergarten Kandinsky Inspired Art
Kindergarten created abstract paintings based on the works of Wassily Kandinsky. They first used cardboard tubes to stamp black circles all over their paper. They then added implied texture by printing small circles on top with bubble wrap and peach paint. Once these had both dried, the water colored the inside of the circles and painted over the rest of the white space. The use of water colors on top of the peach tempera paint allowed the bubble wrap design to still show through.
Labels:
2014/2015,
Abstract,
Art,
Artist,
Artist Study,
Kindergarten,
Shapes,
Tempera Paint,
Texture,
Wassily Kandinsky,
Water Colors
Wayne Thiebaud: Collaborative Projects
The students typically work on collaborative projects each Friday once their individual projects are completed. During our study of Wayne Thiebaud, the students created large scale drawings, paintings, and collages of cupcakes and cakes. Some of the cakes were painted with water colors. Some of the collages were made with torn and cut pieces of paper. Other collages were created with magazine pictures in a color blocking style. These were displayed in our cafeteria on three new display panels our school was able to purchase this year. We use the panels as backgrounds for music programs and to display art throughout the year.
Wayne Thiebaud: Fifth Grade Donuts
During a study over artist Wayne Thiebaud, fifth grade drew and cut out their own template of a donut. They then used their template to draw repeating and overlapping donuts to fill an entire picture plane. They added various details to their donuts. Their work was displayed in the hallways at Open House.
Labels:
2014/2015,
Art,
Art Show,
Artist Study,
Artists,
Donuts,
Fifth Grade,
Open House,
Overlapping,
Repetition,
Wayne Thiebaud
Wayne Thiebaud: Fourth Grade Cakes
Fourth graders learned how to draw three tier cakes as a part of our study on artist Wayne Thiebaud. They reviewed basic types of lines and used those lines to create interesting designs on their cakes. We discussed various jobs that you can have as an artist including a cake designer. They then added a border with various lines.The students outlined their drawings in permanent marker and then painted them with water colors. These were displayed across from the art room as a part of a larger Wayne Thiebaud inspired display at Open House.
Labels:
2014/2015,
Art,
Art Show,
Artist Study,
Artists,
Cakes,
Drawing,
Fourth Grade,
Lines,
Open House,
Water Colors,
Wayne Thiebaud
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