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December 9, 2009
How do your new glasses represent your personality?
What do you think were your successes with this project?
How could you have improved upon it?
Assignment #1Answer these questions about the “I SEE ME” project. Use complete sentences!
Get out a NEW piece of paperAssignment #2
Name: Date:
Per:Wire
Sculpture
Linear SculptureSculpture that is created by lines that together create a sense of mass
Born in Switzerland & studied art in Paris
Known as one of the leading ‘surrealist’ sculptors.
“Surrealism” focused on subconscious thoughts and dream like visions
Alberto Giacometti1901-1966
Giacometti worked obsessively on his figures until he had all but carved them away
3-Dimensional
Art work that has all sides in view. (LxHxW)
Known for his artistic use of chicken wire of famous people
Ivan Lovatt
Nationally known for her wire sculpture
Called the “fountain lady” because of all her public fountains
Ruth Asawa
Mass:3 dimensional bulk or density of an object
Artwork uses mixed materials and raises ideas about culture, fragments of memories, and the materials themselves
Also a fashion designer
Corinne Okada
NakishaSeattle artist who makes “animal
art” including sculpture, drawings and videos
www.nakisha.com(Videos)
tool used for turning, bending and sometimes cutting wire
how thick or thin the wire is. 16 gauge wire is thicker than 20 gauge wire.
a line that creates the outside edge of a shape
Pliers
Wire Gauge
Contour
Draw a detailed and ‘to scale’ drawing of an fish. It should be drawn from a real fish but add your own creative designs and shapes. (1-2 classes)
Using wire and your drawing, you will create a 3 dimensional fish that has character and details.
YOU are responsible for finding your own fish photos! You will have had 2 computer lab days in class to do so. This is a GRADED assignment!
Your assignment:
Some more examples of wire animals
Student Work
