Copy of ARTIST SOUVENIR PLATE
Introduction to a presentation activity on how Haiku Deck and piZap might be used for art history presentation purposes in a classroom environment.
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
ARTIST SOUVENIR PLATE
HOW TO CREATE & PRESENT
learning targets
- Select, analyze, and evaluate artwork that best represents the selected artist's style and work.
- Design, develop, and create a mixed-media collage from a variety of mediums that shares information about a selected artist in the form of a souvenir plate.
- Recognize and describe the effectiveness of an artists work to express and influence ideas, feelings, beliefs, and/or behaviors in society using a Haiku Deck
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RESEARCH AND SELECT THE WORK
THAT BEST SHOWS THE ARTIST'S STYLE
CREATE A COLLAGE ON piZap
Arrange Images to Tell the Best Story
Include a Title and Subtitles
Print in Color
mix media to create a souvenir plate
Remember to review the rubric !
learning targets completed:
- Select, analyze, and evaluate artwork that best represents the selected artist's style and work.
- Design, develop, and create a mixed-media collage from a variety of mediums that shares information about a selected artist in the form of a souvenir plate.
Photo by Rob Ellis'
Two targets down, one to go:
- Recognize and describe the effectiveness of an artists work to express and influence ideas, feelings, beliefs, and/or behaviors in society using a Haiku Deck
Photo by cliff1066™
why is this artist important to remember?
- Create a brief and concise visual journey using Haiku Deck that describes and explains why we should remember the artist.
Photo by duncan
use the images from your collage...
Friedensreich Hundertwasser
Austrian
Architect,
Ecologist,
Painter
1928 - 2000
believed people have five "skins" THAT CREATE IDENTITY
the Body, Clothing, House, Family & Friends, the World
believed in taking care of the world
recycling - reusing - no pollution - no waste
Photo by scrappy annie
father of the green roof
believed we should be surrounded by trees
trees grew out of his buildings and on his buildings
common themes in his work:
- Bright Colors
- Organic Forms
- Human's living with nature
- Rejection of straight lines
- The crowning of creations with an onion dome or cupola
- Stratified layers of color and texture
Work was influenced by
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""When we dream alone, it is only a dream, but when many dream together it is a new reality.""
Photo by John-Morgan
learning targets completed:
- Recognize and describe the effectiveness of an artists work to express and influence ideas, feelings, beliefs, and/or behaviors in society using a Haiku Deck.
Photo by Rob Ellis'
