Nouveau Realism 1. - Yves Klein and Wayne ThiebaudQuick View
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Nouveau Realism 1. - Yves Klein and Wayne Thiebaud

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<p>“A current is emerging which, without denying the achievements of modern culture and technology, denies the primacy of formal research, advocates a return to objective reality and to the subject, and emphasizes the social content of all reality"</p> <p>Nouveau realists were looking for new ways of making art, and they tended to see the world as an image from which they could take parts and incorporate them into their works—as they sought to bring life and art closer together. They declared that they had come together on the basis of a new and real awareness of their “collective singularity”, meaning that they were together in spite of, or perhaps because of, their differences.<br /> In this wonderful series of art packs I aim to introduce you to these amazingly creative and inspirational artists, who were so different in many ways, and still together, added long lasting heritage to the art world.</p> <p>This pack includes background information on Nouveua Realism and both artists,6 hands-on, process art projects inspired by Yves Klein and further 5 detailed and explained drawing and painting projects (pastels, coloured pencils and gouache) inspired by Wayne Thiebaud.</p> <p>For ages 9+</p>
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Modernism-Impressionism: Monet, Manet, Degas

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<p>Modernism is a movement in philosophy, art, and social organization that emerged in response to changes in Western Culture, and how art and people’s thinking evolved throughout the times between the 1880’s and 1930’s.<br /> In the first chapter we explore three artists (Manet,Monet and Degas) and discover their techniques with over 7 projects with many background information on all artists and the while movement.</p>
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Tyree Guyton and Junk Modelling Lesson Plan

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<p>Tyree Guyton is an American Neo-Expressionist artist who is a proponent of Graffiti art and Urban Environmental art. He has waged a personal war on urban blight on Detroit’s East Side, transforming his childhood neighborhood into a living indoor/outdoor art museum.<br /> In this art appreciation pack I guide you through the philosophy behind his art, give you tips on resources and with hand drawn worksheets I offer you to create your very own Heidelberg Street.<br /> There is also a very cool junk modelling project included with process and photos.</p>
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Spoerri - Food Process Art

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<p>Daniel Spoerri is a Swiss artist and writer, who is best known for his snare-pictures, a type of assemblage art.<br /> In this lesson plan I guide you and your children through Spoerri’s background, inspirations and interests, I explain lost &amp; found objects in art, Spoerri’s Anecdoted Topography By Chance, process art and food art. We do this via hands on, imaginative and creative games, hand drawn “worksheets” and a project on snare pictures.</p>
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Mondrian- One artwork, lots of processes

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<p>Mondrian - One Artwork, Lots of Projects is a pdf art lesson plan to invite your children (5+)into the world of Pietr Mondrian.<br /> Based on one artwork, I have put together a bundle to create many different art projects - learning different processes, composition, 2D,3D creative thinking and problem solving.<br /> The bundle includes intro and detailed project instructions, additional pages of composition study and templates.</p>
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David Hockney - Interior Design

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<p>David Hockney - Interior Design is a multi page lesson plan to create a room interior in the style of Hockney for ages 6+<br /> The bundle includes pdf pages of intro and process, and additional pages to practice elements of shape drawing, worksheet of drawing in many ways and instruction pages on building a room with furniture to use with the lesson.</p>