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Teaching Artistic Behavior…it’s a WOW!
These documents were created after reading about Teaching Artistic Behavior. In my first six weeks of exploring (and loving) this method, my students have explored in drawing and painting. As we approach Portfolio week, we will analyze their work and have goal setting conversations. These two documents will help students reflect on theContinue reading “Teaching Artistic Behavior…it’s a WOW!”
The Porch Project accepted by Kickstarter!
Hello artsaysthat subscribers, I’m writing to share The Porch Project as my final artwork at the Corcoran College of Art and Design to be completed April 2014. The Porch Project started to emerge in my very first graduate course. Throughout the program I have learned to apply personal meaning into my work the value inContinue reading “The Porch Project accepted by Kickstarter!”
Art News at Mann 2013
Screen shots below, so click below for access to links to TAB, Donors Choose & icreate! Art news fall 13
icreate 13-14 session
Students that have a need for art and visual art is their voice click session to sign up and about to learn more icreate 13-14 session about icreate
Portfolio Checklist
These are examples of our first portfolio checklists. The students were very proud to organize, reflect and assess their work. With a tweeking of my questions, we will have a great routine in the upcoming years!!
Art in Action with Students
Originally posted on Paige P. Byrne:
Yesterday was a professional development day. We have been going to the National Gallery and I loved the experience. At first I will admit, not a work of art I would observe for a large length of time in front of this work if alone, but this experience created…
Site Specific Art: Shelter
This video documents my recent assignment to create a site specific work of art. I loved this experience because it involved the outdoors, using color and space. In the experience I discovered that it also pattern, texture and sound. When I was underneath I felt protected. Sitting under the center reminded me of playing inContinue reading “Site Specific Art: Shelter”
2nd grade MLK portraits
Second Graders worked in small groups to paint MLK portraits. While painting the portraits students: 1. Discussed a word that would inspire us & others to carry on his legacy. 2. Worked as team players to discuss color scheme. 3. Executed a plan in a timely manner.
4th collaborative collograph prints
We selected the theme of Nature for each small group of 3 students. Each student contributed to the project by creating the animals or habitat. From the tag board collage, students printed the next week and individualized group work by applying their own layers of color using pastels.
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