Contemporary Concerns Advanced Art Brainstorm

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Culture Quest-Photos!

Set 1: Find these photos–look for unique images from “your country.”
Try to find images that you think reflect the culture of “your country.”

As you find your photos–caption them! 1-3 sentences is enough.  You are going to write captions based on what you learn about the country (so read where you gather).

  1. poverty
  2. wealth
  3. place of worship
  4. food/meal
  5. a holiday/celebration
  6. a concern-an image that represents something they worry about
  7. inside a classroom
  8. nature
  9. city
  10. advertisement

Set 2

  1. someone working
  2. a concert/musician
  3. a market place/where people shop
  4. the government
  5. a protest
  6. an animal
  7. weather
  8. something very old
  9. something new
  10. something weird/unusual

Set 3

  1. a sport or a game
  2. transportation (bus, train, rickshaw)
  3. public art
  4. a fashion statement

Cult of Pedagogy

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Surreal Object: You Try It!

Surreal Object: You Try It!

Image

Follow this link: Fuzzy Dentures, working with the clone tool

Complete:

1. The Skill Building Assignment

2. The Creative Extension

Vocab: clone tool, texture, contemporary, style, movement, surreal

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Surrealist Game!

Exquisite Corpse Directions

Symbolism Links

Create a symbolic self portrait.  This is not an actual portrait of yourself, but a work of art feature a unique symbol (or combination of symbols) that you create. 

Warning: The following links take you off of mspdgtt’s website.

A Dream Dictionary: This is great for looking up associations or symbolism of a pre-chosen image.

Symbolism Resource : This website is a little “busy” but contains a lot of information and articles to jump start your brain on symbols that you could use in your art.

Aboriginal Symbols

Create your own “I am” poem and post it to your blog.

On sketchbook paper, illustrate your poem using symbolic imagery.

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Surrealism: Reverse Illustration

Choose one of the following surreal images and write a reverse illustration.  Write a story that this artwork might be illustrating/depicting.  Post your chosen work and your story to your blog.  Be sure that your story has a beginning, a middle and an end.  Something should happen!  Make it interesting!

Words of the Day

exptrapolate

transfer

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