Theory practice; preparatory instruction; viewing work from art history 4 Studio Project: complements/split complements/analogous (color theory) 5 E.g. Complementary color scheme still life Studio Project: complements/split complements/analogous 6 E.g Analogous color scheme landscape painting Studio Project: applying color theory to still life/imaginative work or observational 7 project E.g. morphing two visually different objects together to create one new object Studio Project: 8 E.g. Portraiture Art Analysis; critique practice (peer and self-evaluation) 9 Week Major Concepts / Topics Possible Resources Synthesis: combining elements and principles/ project utilizing comprehensive skills Classroom examples; internet research; Smarthistory videos; 1 examples of artwork ready for presentation; Art history research/presentation 2 E.g. Students present artwork as the artist Art history research/presentation 3 E.g. Students create an art history lesson with mini-project component Displaying artwork; career opportunities for visual artists; preparation of art for display Quarter 4 4 Mar 29 May 26 – Course Review (ongoing) 5 Collaborative Art- Making; 6 E.g. murals Collaborative Art-Making; 7 E.g. Round robin painting Studio maintenance 8 DISTRICT FINAL EXAM- computer based 9
4 Theory practice; preparatory instruction; viewing work from art history 5 Studio Project: complements/split complements/analogous (color theory) E.g. Complementary color scheme still life 6 Studio Project: complements/split complements/analogous E.g Analogous color scheme landscape painting 7 Studio Project: applying color theory to still life/imaginative work or observational project E.g. morphing two visually different objects together to create one new object 8 Studio Project: E.g. Portraiture 9 Art Analysis; critique practice (peer and self-evaluation) Quarter 4 Mar 29 – May 26 Week Major Concepts / Topics Possible Resources 1 Synthesis: combining elements and principles/ project utilizing comprehensive skills Classroom examples; internet research; Smarthistory videos; examples of artwork ready for presentation; 2 Art history research/presentation E.g. Students present artwork as the artist 3 Art history research/presentation E.g. Students create an art history lesson with mini-project component 4 Displaying artwork; career opportunities for visual artists; preparation of art for display 5 Course Review (ongoing) 6 Collaborative Art- Making; E.g. murals 7 Collaborative Art-Making; E.g. Round robin painting 8 Studio maintenance 9 DISTRICT FINAL EXAM- computer based