<p>Researching an artist? This sheet supports the children to begin to:</p> <ul> <li>Choose an artist to focus on</li> <li>Find out information about their chosen artist, including the art form they use</li> <li>Find out interesting facts about</li> <li>Identify pieces of art created by the artist</li> <li>An opportunity to have a go at the artists piece of work and draw the artist themselves.</li> <li>Consider what they think of the artwork of an artist</li> </ul> <p>A great template to use to begin to focus on a particular artist, as a springboard for discussions and further information gathering about artists!</p>

<p>Artist of the Term Posters and Powerpoints. This is a 4 year rota (3 artists per year) but can be changed.<br /> 12 artist altogether - linking to certain things throughout the year (Book Day, recycling week, water week etc…). They show great diversity and have well known and lesser known artists.<br /> Posters can be put up in classrooms, powerpoints shown during collective worship. Whole school can be involved! Great to spread the love of art!</p>

<p>This resource supports KS3 students in their investigations in to the work of artist, Michael Craig-Martin. Included are a brief PowerPoint, which has a drawing activity, and a detailed worksheet with discussion points and questions, of varying difficulty. The worksheet is designed to be printed A3, folded in half and laminated as A4 so that it is double sided. A QR code links to a YouTube video of an interview with the artist.</p>

<p>Project to teach KS3 students about the life and works of Artist and Architect Antoni Gaudi. Slides will enable students to analyse his works and then demonstrate their understand through a range of creative design activities.</p>

<p>Want to improve the quality of your students artist research?<br /> This PDF poster aims to guide students guidance and inspiration to produce excellent artist research pages. Primary targets are KS4, but can be used equally with KS3 and KS5. Two versions are included: A3 and A4 printables - stick them up as display for constant reference or photocopy for sketchbooks or focused research lesson.<br /> Soon enough they’ll be in the habit of producing great research!</p>

<p>14 Malaysian Artists. One page per artist.</p> <p>Suitable for display.</p> <p>Please leave feedback if you found this resource helpful!</p>

<p>Ppoint that goes through in detail some key designers</p>

A selection of about 60 different artists which can be used to help pupils to research and develop ideas for coursework and exam prep. Artist names included in PPT

<p>These A3 worksheets were made for younger years to learn how to do an artist research page. The second sheet is a variation on the first, created for my pupils with SEN in mind - it may not work for all but it has worked for mine.</p> <p>The questions about the artist are to help the pupils to find information that is relevant and the sentence starters to inform what could be included in an artist analysis. For this lesson, I gave out four different texts about an artist for pupils to read through to find the information needed to answer the questions.</p> <p>For the speedy workers in your groups, a fun extension task is to decorate the sheet and is encouraging for them to complete the writing.</p> <p>I hope you find them helpful!</p>

<p>A homework sheet looking at the artist and style of work of Rex Ray. Suitable for key stage 3.</p>

<p>Artist inspiration boards</p> <p>I have created a series of slides ready for printing and then laminating for a classroom inspiration display.<br /> The idea is to visually inspire students to look at artists work and then link to their own work.</p>

A lesson starter and activity to explore Matisse's cut outs in a new approach. The starter will enable students to challenge their thinking on how an artist can work when faced with physical challenges. This is a great lesson for the promotion of equality and diversity and gives good coverage to AO1 AO2 and AO4 with them commenting on the ways of working and then taking new approaches with the cut outs of Matisse. Great for all age ranges in raising their awareness of equality and diversity. The power point slides give additional information on the artists condition and ways of working.

<p>A list of useful artists and designers for both GCSE Art &amp; Design and Graphic Communication. Each slide has examples by the artist as well as their name. These are useful for students looking to research artists as part of more independent projects.</p>

<p>14 Emirati Artists. One page per artist.</p> <p>Suitable for display.</p> <p>Please leave feedback if you found this resource helpful!</p>

Portraiture PPT

A selection of different artists that can be used to help pupils to develop ideas for coursework and exam prep. Artist names included in PPT

<p>Three useful worksheets to complement any Angie Lewin Project</p> <p>The first worksheet I use to get my class to work in different media in the four different boxes e.g. hot colours, cold colours, blending, pencil work, watercolour etc</p> <p>The second sheet has blank boxes. This would be useful if you wanted your class to come up with four different designs for a final piece.</p> <p>The last work sheet is a larger line drawing. You could either work in one media (perhaps the one that was the most successful on the first sheet) or use a compass or viewfinder to select sections of it, and work in different media.</p> <p>These would also be useful for cover work.</p>

<p>worksheet or board resource to prompt students to consider expanding on their literacy and using full sentence when writing about others Artwork. I have found this to be very helpful with KS3.</p> <p>(this is a one sided worksheet)</p>

<p>A collection of just under 30 female artists for use in display or during lessons as a research.<br /> Artists cover a range of disaplines including sculpture, painting, ceramics, print and photography.</p> <p>Can be very useful in inspiring students who think that artists are just men!</p>

<p>To learn how others are inspired by the same theme- Natural world/ blue planet.</p> <p>Teachers will be able to share information about 4 different artists (artwork).<br /> Yellena James<br /> Carolyn Steele<br /> Sharon Cummings<br /> Karin Zeller</p> <p>All students must answer the artists analysis questions focusing on there observations<br /> Why is it important to look at the work of artists and designers?</p>

<p>47 different contemporary portrait artists (1 per slide)</p>