Acrylic Paint, Markers, Papier Mache, Cardboard, Plaster, Wire, Clay, Wood, Stone Critiquing and reflecting on the creation process. Compare and contrast works of Art. 6 Create an artist statement towards current theme or concept 7 Ceramics and Pottery Possible Materials and Resources Using Ceramics to portray Personal relevance / Symbolism 1 Sculptors: Ceramics of the World and History showing concepts and themes Acrylic Paint, Markers, Papier Mache, 2 Cardboard, Plaster, Wire, Clay, Wood, Stone Making your own Ceramics and Pottery Tools 3 Sculpture Combining all hand-building and wheel-thrown methods; Showing Conceptual 4 Methods Quarter 3 Combining hand-building methods and wheel-thrown methods Jan 6 Mar 17 5 – Combining Hand-Building methods and wheel-thrown methods 6 Developing and planning a thematic Art Events: Collaboration with student artists 7 Gallery Visit: Curatorial Statement and Development of reporting Gallery Visits 8 Alternative Fire Methods: Glaze Techniques and Processes 9 Week Mixed Media Possible Resources Create an Art Criticism: per piece, per quarter Curatorial, Presentation 1 Quarter 4 Create an artist statement for each quarter of work represented in their portfolio Mar 29 May 26 – 2 Art History Connection: influenced by Artists across History 3
Acrylic Paint, Markers, Papier Mache, Cardboard, Plaster, Wire, Clay, Wood, Stone 6 Critiquing and reflecting on the creation process. Compare and contrast works of Art. 7 Create an artist statement towards current theme or concept Quarter 3 Jan 6 – Mar 17 Ceramics and Pottery Possible Materials and Resources 1 Using Ceramics to portray Personal relevance / Symbolism 2 Sculptors: Ceramics of the World and History showing concepts and themes Acrylic Paint, Markers, Papier Mache, Cardboard, Plaster, Wire, Clay, Wood, Stone 3 Making your own Ceramics and Pottery Tools 4 Sculpture Combining all hand-building and wheel-thrown methods; Showing Conceptual Methods 5 Combining hand-building methods and wheel-thrown methods 6 Combining Hand-Building methods and wheel-thrown methods 7 Developing and planning a thematic Art Events: Collaboration with student artists 8 Gallery Visit: Curatorial Statement and Development of reporting Gallery Visits 9 Alternative Fire Methods: Glaze Techniques and Processes Quarter 4 Mar 29 – May 26 Week Mixed Media Possible Resources 1 Create an Art Criticism: per piece, per quarter Curatorial, Presentation 2 Create an artist statement for each quarter of work represented in their portfolio 3 Art History Connection: influenced by Artists across History
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