OPTIONS:
1. Create a WEARABLE “object of discard.” The materials must be made of objects that are routinely thrown away. Make sure the finished product is well constructed and visually pleasing.
2. Remake a medium-sized piece of furniture in the style of an artist by recreating one of their masterpieces on the furniture and painting the rest of the piece in coordinating colors.
(Check with me to make sure piece is big enough!) Research the artist and be familiar with the style and work you will be recreating on the object.
A PARTIAL LIST OF INTERESTING A PARTIAL LIST OF INTERESTING
HISTORICAL ARTISTS: CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS:
Pablo Picasso Ester Roi
Salvador Dali John Bramblitt
Diego Velasquez Kehinde Wiley
Vincent van Gogh Amy Sherald
Andrew Wyeth Timothy Horn
Rembrandt Van Rijn Jesse Reno
M.C. Escher Justin Vining
Jan Vermeer Hazel Belvo
William Blake Nancy Chunn
Leonardo da Vinci Janet Fish
Michelangelo Ed Mell
Diego Rivera Geoff Slater
Paul Cezanne Wayne Thiebaud
Claude Monet Jurell Cayetano
Georges Seurat Tawny Chatmon
Paul Gaugin
Henri Matisse
Pierre Renoir
Edgar Degas
Winslow Homer
Norman Rockwell
Mary Cassatt
James Whistler
Grant Wood
Frederic Remington
Georgia O’Keeffe
Frieda Kahlo
John Singer Sargent
Kathe Kollwitz
Rene Magritte
Marc Chagall
Giorgio De Chirico
Roy Lichtenstein
Edward Hopper
Jasper Johns
Henri Rousseau
Wassily Kandinsky
Paul Klee
Emil Nolde
Edvard Munch
Berthe Morisot
3. Create an Altered Book in a theme of your choice. Each page should be a piece of art that could stand by itself. Craftsmanship (neatness and care) is key!I have several resource books (and many internet sites) that you can use for ideas.
Blog Post:
Explain your project and the process you went through to create it. Talk about idea development, challenges you went through and how you solved them, and how you made this piece personally meaningful to you and let your artistic voice come through. (This is your term test - give me several paragraphs of good writing! Make sure to proofread and include photos (more than 1!) of your artwork from various angles.)
1. Create a WEARABLE “object of discard.” The materials must be made of objects that are routinely thrown away. Make sure the finished product is well constructed and visually pleasing.
2. Remake a medium-sized piece of furniture in the style of an artist by recreating one of their masterpieces on the furniture and painting the rest of the piece in coordinating colors.
(Check with me to make sure piece is big enough!) Research the artist and be familiar with the style and work you will be recreating on the object.
A PARTIAL LIST OF INTERESTING A PARTIAL LIST OF INTERESTING
HISTORICAL ARTISTS: CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS:
Pablo Picasso Ester Roi
Salvador Dali John Bramblitt
Diego Velasquez Kehinde Wiley
Vincent van Gogh Amy Sherald
Andrew Wyeth Timothy Horn
Rembrandt Van Rijn Jesse Reno
M.C. Escher Justin Vining
Jan Vermeer Hazel Belvo
William Blake Nancy Chunn
Leonardo da Vinci Janet Fish
Michelangelo Ed Mell
Diego Rivera Geoff Slater
Paul Cezanne Wayne Thiebaud
Claude Monet Jurell Cayetano
Georges Seurat Tawny Chatmon
Paul Gaugin
Henri Matisse
Pierre Renoir
Edgar Degas
Winslow Homer
Norman Rockwell
Mary Cassatt
James Whistler
Grant Wood
Frederic Remington
Georgia O’Keeffe
Frieda Kahlo
John Singer Sargent
Kathe Kollwitz
Rene Magritte
Marc Chagall
Giorgio De Chirico
Roy Lichtenstein
Edward Hopper
Jasper Johns
Henri Rousseau
Wassily Kandinsky
Paul Klee
Emil Nolde
Edvard Munch
Berthe Morisot
3. Create an Altered Book in a theme of your choice. Each page should be a piece of art that could stand by itself. Craftsmanship (neatness and care) is key!I have several resource books (and many internet sites) that you can use for ideas.
Blog Post:
Explain your project and the process you went through to create it. Talk about idea development, challenges you went through and how you solved them, and how you made this piece personally meaningful to you and let your artistic voice come through. (This is your term test - give me several paragraphs of good writing! Make sure to proofread and include photos (more than 1!) of your artwork from various angles.)
