“i am always doing that which i cannot do, in order to learn how to do it.” - pablo picasso
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“I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order to learn how to do it.” - Pablo Picasso
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CeremonialArtworks created to support worship ceremonies (rituals and celebrations).
Artworks to express or communicate emotions, ideas, feelings, or to decorate objects.
Artworks that tell stories, describe and illustrate experiences, communicate information, or document historical events.
Artistic objects used in everyday life
Artworks that promote ideas, philosophies, or products.
Purposes of ARTT
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MEDIUMThe materials used
for creating artworks
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MEDIAA technique involving the
use of two or more artistic media that are combined in a single
artwork.
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A serious dialogue expressing ideas about world hunger.
Loud forceful sounds expressing rapid marching movements of people.
Expression of a deer leaping and bounding through a meadow.
Expression of a big city’s fast paced night life.
Soft piercing sounds expressing movement of a bird in flight.
Humorous dialogue expressing an obsessive interest in sport.
DRAMA- TRAGEDY
MUSIC- TRUMPET
DANCE-BALLET
MUSIC-JAZZ
MUSIC-FLUTE
DRAMA-COMEDY
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VISUAL ART
Stephanie Gilbert, Thief, Mixed media on felt, 2007.
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SUBJECT MATTERThe objects represented in the
artwork. It can be…REPRESENTATIONAL
Clearly represents a specific subject ABSTRACT
Taking a subject matter and breaking it down into shapes, lines, colors, and
textures. NON OBJECTIVE
No recognizable subject matter. Only line, shape, and colors are used.
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SUBJECT MATTER
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SUBJECT MATTER
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SUBJECT MATTER
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CEILING TIME! Look at the ceiling and find an artwork that represents each type of subject
matter: REPRESENTATIONAL
Clearly represents a specific subject ABSTRACT
Taking a subject matter and breaking it down into shapes, lines, colors, and
textures. NON OBJECTIVENo recognizable subject matter. Only line,
shape, and colors are used.
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It has a height, width, and actual depth
Two-dimensional media Has a height and width and
implied depth.These are “flat” art pieces such as drawings and
paintings.
Three-dimensional media
Examples: Sculptures, Ceramics and Pottery.
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What are two capacities of a medium that an artist should
understand?
1. What can be done with the medium
2. How far it can be taken to support the artist purpose.
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When analyzing a work of art, a good relationship of what three
things should be looked for?
A good relationship between MEDIUM, SUBJECT and EXPRESSION of IDEAS
(purpose)
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A Landscape
Describes the environment
Becomes part of the environment.
Provides tactile and visual information.
Information gained mainly by visual perception.
Appropriate for portraits.
OIL PAINTINGOIL PAINTING
SCULPTURE
SCULPTURE
OIL PAINTING
OIL PAINTING &
SCULPTURE
Choose the best MEDIA for the purpose listed below:Select
OIL PAINT or SCULPTURE
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TWO DIMENSIONAL Art Processes
Have a height and width but no real
depth.The depth is IMPLIED.
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TWO DIMENSIONAL
ART PROCESSES
1. DRAWING2. PAINTING3. PRINTMAKING4. PHOTOGRAPHY5. GRAPHIC DESIGN6. MIXED MEDIA
A complex operation involving a number of methods or techniques
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With every medium, there are a variety of techniques used to work
with that medium.
Technique Any method of working with
art materials to produce an art object.
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DRAWING MEDIAGraphite Pencil
CharcoalIndia Ink
Coloring PencilsChalk Pastel
Oil Pastel
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Charcoal
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Oil pastel
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Graphite Pencil
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Pen and Ink
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Juan Francisco Casas
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Coloring Pencil
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Chalk Pastel
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Please duplicate on a sheet of sketch paper in your
sketchbook. Write the following questions on the BACK
of the same sheet.FINDINGS
1.List at least 3 characteristics For EACH media (mixed media included).2.Which media did you prefer? WHY?3.Which media was your least favorite to work with? WHY?
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Your EXPERIMENTIn each square make marks with the media
indicated.
Use a variety of different marks to make a small composition.
OTry using light pressure and heavy pressureOTry smudging the media with your fingerOIn the mixed media square, experiment with layering different media.
RECORD YOUR FINDINGS1.List at least 3 characteristics For EACH media (mixed media included).2.Which media did you prefer? WHY?3.Which media was your least favorite to work with? WHY? 4.What media did you layer? What did you find out?