Unit 2- Scuplture Continued...
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Learner Objectives
1. Define and use unit vocabulary.
2. Sequence the steps involved in completing Art project.
3. Apply procedures for completing art tasks.
4. Select appropriate supplies and materials to complete assignments and projects.
5. Apply safety and clean-up rules and procedures pertaining to the unit.
6. Evaluate personal art products and those of others.
7. Develop drawing skills through sketchbook activities and assignments.
8. Improve comprehension of art related readings in a timed situation.
9. Design sculptures that communicate a theme.
10. Create a sculpture that demonstrates knowledge of Balance and Unity.
11. Demonstrate knowledge of mixed media artwork and the process of assemblage.
2. Sequence the steps involved in completing Art project.
3. Apply procedures for completing art tasks.
4. Select appropriate supplies and materials to complete assignments and projects.
5. Apply safety and clean-up rules and procedures pertaining to the unit.
6. Evaluate personal art products and those of others.
7. Develop drawing skills through sketchbook activities and assignments.
8. Improve comprehension of art related readings in a timed situation.
9. Design sculptures that communicate a theme.
10. Create a sculpture that demonstrates knowledge of Balance and Unity.
11. Demonstrate knowledge of mixed media artwork and the process of assemblage.
Key Concepts and Vocabulary
2-Dimensional art vs. 3-Dimensional Art
• Two-dimensional art
• Three-dimensional art
Review – the Art Principles of Balance and Unity
• Balance
• Symmetrical Balance/Approximate Symmetry
• Asymmetrical Balance
• Radial Balance
• Unity
• Proximity
• Similarity
• Continuation
The Art of Assemblage
• Assemblage
• Mixed Media
Expressing a Theme in a Work of Art
Art Exemplars from Art History
• Robert Rauschenberg
• Joseph Cornell
• Betye Saar
• Louise Nevelson
• Red Grooms
• Two-dimensional art
• Three-dimensional art
Review – the Art Principles of Balance and Unity
• Balance
• Symmetrical Balance/Approximate Symmetry
• Asymmetrical Balance
• Radial Balance
• Unity
• Proximity
• Similarity
• Continuation
The Art of Assemblage
• Assemblage
• Mixed Media
Expressing a Theme in a Work of Art
Art Exemplars from Art History
• Robert Rauschenberg
• Joseph Cornell
• Betye Saar
• Louise Nevelson
• Red Grooms
Example
