Indigo Dye & Shibori Workshop

 

Shibori- the Japanese dyeing tradition of tying, binding, and wrapping fabric to create pattern.
Indigo Dye- a dark blue dye that is extracted from the indigo plant through a process of fermentation.
Arashi- The Shibori technique of wrapping fabric around a pole
Itajime-The Shibori technique of folding fabric and clamping it
Kumo-The Shibori technique of wrapping objects in sections of cloth
Nui-The Shibori technique of stitching fabric
Oxidize- to chemically combine with oxygen
Resist-to withstand the effect of something (to block the dye from penetrating the fabric
Running Stitch- A basic stitch that is created by mobbing the needle over and under the fabric
Fermentation- the breakdown of an organic substance into simpler substances
Insoluble- cannot be dissolved

Historical Context NCAEA Session Presentation files

 

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On Campus of Meredith, Art Workshop is about to begin!

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Photograph Assignment, Thursday and Friday Oct 3rd: Independant Inquiry! Dorthea Lange and Lewis Hine.

Work hard: no extra time will be given!

Research the photography work of Lewis Hine and the photography work Dorthea Lange.

Create 1 slideshow (using PowerPoint or Prezi.com) about both of these two photographers. It should be a REALLY good presentation!

You should have at least 10 photographs for each photographer in your slide show AND interesting facts about each of their lives.

In your own words explain how Lewis Hine contributed to history.
In your own words explain how Dorthea Lange contributed to history.
*Be specific, your statements about how Hine contributed to history should not be the exact same as your statements about how Lange contributed to history. Include these statements in your slideshow.

Choose one photograph and write a personal aesthetic response to that photograph.
*What do you think these artists intended/hoped a viewers response would be?
*Were they successful? Why or why not?
*Use historical evidence to defend your claim.

Post to your blog

If you finish early, re-read the assignment to make sure you have all of the components.

Then, you may create freestyle art for your portfolio.

http://gifpaint.com/

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Students work hard and fast to prepare Crest’s booth for the Cleveland County Fair!

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1 point perspective

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Color Theory Animation

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color in film

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Photography Assignment for Monday, Sept. 23rd

1. Download the 10 photos you took for homework this week: Rule of 3rds.
2. Choose 5 of these to edit.
3. Create a gallery of all 10 these photos (edited and unedited) and post them on your blog.

If you finish early, continue your work on your Alphabet Book. Remember it should be high quality!  Post your progress to your blog.

Assignment for Monday, Sept. 23rd Advanced Art

Continue to create an Art Alphabet book.  Remember that they should be THEMED–not random.  You can use Pixlr or hand drawn images….whichever you use, your images should be high quality–Not “thrown together junk.” Upload your progress to your blog before you leave today.

 

Start to create an Art Alphabet book.

Use Pixlr.com Advanced to help you create pages.
You will create 1 page at a time.  You do not have to complete the whole alphabet today.
*Use the paint tools to design an artistic alphabet.  Be sure to add “more” brushes!
*You might try to model your letters after different styles: Minimalism, Abstract, Surreal…
*You can theme your book about art in general or some aspect of art…but you need a theme. 
*You can use photos of famous art work and artists off the internet, but you have to do something more with those images–integrate them in some interesting way.
*create rhymes and/or phrases to go with each letter
*Save each page you make as its own file…upload it to your blog as you soon as you finish it.
*You do not have to start with “A”
*You can draw things for your alphabet as well, then photograph them and add text online.
*You can use the internet for research and art images, but your final creation and writing must be your own.
*It does not have to be for kids (see Shel Silversein’s alphabet pages–not for kids)
*It might be funny/spoof.
A Good Resource: Artlex.com
Post what you create on your blog.

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