1. Visit an Art Gallery. Look at the works of Art in the gallery. Concentrate on what you think the Art work means. What is the Artist trying to tell you? Read the information next to the work to help you!!! Now you should take pictures of your favourite pieces. Don’t forget to sketch in the gallery! Here is a list of our galleries: Shire Hall Gallery, Cannock Chase sculpture trail, Unit 12 (in Tixall), Hanley Museum and Art Gallery, Walsall, Wolverhampton…. Or go further afield! 2. Make a blog/ Pinterest/Web page/ Powerpoint presentation how Artists communicate meaning to you without using words. 3. Make a piece of work inspired by an artist’s work that you saw in the gallery. What materials will you be inspired to use? How will you make it your own? 4. Choose an issue that you feel strongly about e.g. social media, gender, education etc. Research the theme in general, find artists who have looked at the same or a similar theme and present your work in any visual form. 5. Make a piece of Art in response to your research. This could be a photograph, a painting, sculpture ….
1. Visit an Art Gallery. Look at the works of Art in the gallery. Concentrate on what you think the Art work means. What is the Artist trying to tell you? Read the information next to the work to help you!!! Now you should take pictures of your favourite pieces. Don’t forget to sketch in the gallery! Here is a list of our galleries: Shire Hall Gallery, Cannock Chase sculpture trail, Unit 12 (in Tixall), Hanley Museum and Art Gallery, Walsall, Wolverhampton…. Or go further afield! 2. Make a blog/ Pinterest/Web page/ Powerpoint presentation how Artists communicate meaning to you without using words. 3. Make a piece of work inspired by an artist’s work that you saw in the gallery. What materials will you be inspired to use? How will you make it your own? 4. Choose an issue that you feel strongly about e.g. social media, gender, education etc. Research the theme in general, find artists who have looked at the same or a similar theme and present your work in any visual form. 5. Make a piece of Art in response to your research. This could be a photograph, a painting, sculpture ….
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