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In which we meet Brooklyn-based artist Nina Katchadourian in Lawrence, Kansas, at the former home of American writer William S. Burroughs (1914 – 1997). Nina takes us on her journey of sorting Burroughs’s book collection and challenges you to sort some books yourself!Episode 13 Instructions:
1. Choose a person you know or would like to know better
2. Take a look at/through their library
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Feelings are often difficult to deal with, and communicating them is even harder.
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The video explores a journaling/sketchbook technique to develop and foster social and emotional intelligence with your children, students, and self.
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“Along with the perks of enjoying and experiencing art, there are real-world benefits to making the art with your own two hands. According to a buy Pregabalin cheap uk, producing visual art improved psychological resilience and increased brain activity for the participants by the end of the experiment.
The study had two groups of recent retirees. One group was given lessons by an art educator and the participants actively created pieces of visual art that displayed their own personal form of artistic expression. The other group was treated more like a discussion class, where they talked about and interpreted selected paintings and sculptures. Both groups had their brains scanned before and after the period of courses.
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Specialists in Elementary School Classrooms? (Huffington Post)
Thought provoking article on the Chinese elementary school model, where every teacher is a specialist.
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iPhone Photography Tips + Hacks
If you’re interested in photography here are some great tips and tricks that can turn a basic cell phone camera into so much more.
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Michael Stripe of REM Prompts College Students
In a recent SPIN article REM frontman Michael Stripe is prompting students at NYU in a new collaborative project “NEW SIGHTS, NEW NOISE”.
“Each week, Stipe and a different special guest will give the class’ 18 students a prompt, and they’ll respond with ‘100 images and gifs, both found and made, all of which will be uploaded to a private class website,’ and projected on the walls, automatic for the people (sorry). At the end of the class, the space at 80 WSE Gallery will open up to the public so they can see what they accomplished.”
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Wouldn’t this be a fabulous project for a digital photography, digital media, or graphic design class?
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Flag Art with a Tasty Twist
“As part of a promotion for the Sydney International Food Festival, the advertising agency WHYBIN\TBWA designed 18 national flags using foods each country is commonly associated with and that would also match the colors of the flag.”
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Wouldn’t showing these be great way to help make connections between Art and Social Studies?
Can you guess which countries these flags belong to?
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35th Annual Student Art Show at the Barn Gallery, Ogunquit, ME
For the past 35 years, Southern Coastal Maine art educators have been participating in a showcase of student work each year at the Barn Gallery in Ogunquit, ME. The following gallery is a quick taste of some of the amazing work in this year’s 2012-2013 show.
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Mar 12
Photo Response Project: Work in Progress
The students have really been doing a great job with the “Photo Response Project.” One of my 1st Grade students explained it perfectly, “You just draw how the picture makes you feel.”
Here are some of the images we have so far:
Once all students are done I will bind them together in a book and send them off to NYC!
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Mar 12
Art House Co-op’s “Photo Response Project”
For those of you artists and/or educators out there who have never heard of the Art House Co-op you should definately check them out. They offer various community based art projects throughout the year and are a great place to gain a little inspiration. My students and I at the Roots and Wings After-School Program at Vance Elementary School are going to be participating in their no fee exhibit “Photo Response.”
As stated on the website the Photo Response Project Asks Artists to:
“Perform a visual translation and respond to it in any visual medium — just keep the dimensions to 4″ x 6″. Write a (very) short story, draw or paint, manipulate the image itself or simply try something new.”
They will then “exhibit each photograph together with its responses and explore the many directions that emerge from a single starting point.”
Stay tuned for our responses to the image below.
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Mar 12
How many greens can you make?
In preparation for our plein air paintings students were challenged to create as many greens as they could. Students experimented with mixing primary and secondary colors as well as using green’s complement, red, to create neutrals. “En Plein Air” is a French expression which means “in the open air.”
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Aug 10
Andy Goldsworthy Installations, Summer Studios, MassArt
Students in the 2D/3D class at MassArt‘s Summer Studios program worked in small groups to create these installations in the Boston Fens. The pieces were inspired by the work of Andy Goldsworthy.
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Figure Drawing, Summer Studios, MassArt
Students in MassArt’s Summer Studios program created these figure drawings while working from a live model.
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Wire Figure, Summer Studios, MassArt
Students in MassArt’s Summer Studios 2D/3D course created these wire figures while working from a live model.
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50 Drawings Project
Students drew a single object 50 times experimenting with media and viewpoint.
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Chimeras
Students combined various animals to create their own mythical creatures out of clay.
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Social Issue Collage, Lowell High School
After studying the work of Romare Bearden students created collages that addressed many of the social issues we are dealing with in America today.
Some of the issues addressed were: prescription drug abuse, war in the Middle East, the portrayal of women in the media, and the loss of childhood innocence
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Peter Max Figure, Drawing II, Lowell High School
Students spent several classes creating figure studies of other students playing Twister. They then incorporated one of their figures into their psychedelic artwork based on the work of Peter Max. To get into the “groove” we listened to music by: The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, The Grateful Dead, The Doors, and Jefferson Airplane.
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Still Lifes, Drawing I, Lowell High School
For the Still Life unit students in my Drawing I classes created a still-life a day, with each day being an introduction to a new media.
Some of the mediums we covered were: charcoal, sumi-ink, soft pastel, and graphite.
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Dec 09
Cubism and the Figure
This unit started with traditional figure drawing techniques, then students were asked to break the figure down to more basic forms using Cubism to convey an emotion.
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Cubism and the Figure Lesson Plan
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Nov 09
Shepard Fairey Inspired Self-Portrait
This sophomore wanted to create a self-portrait inspired by the work of Shepard Fairey. First he used a digital photograph to create several stencils. Then he used those stencils with spray paint to layer the image.
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Nov 09
MLK Jr. Group Drawing, Studio II, Lowell High School
Each student in my Studio II class was given a 1″x1″ black and white image to enlarge on a 4″x4″ square using colored tape. Unaware of the image as a whole, students had to consider scale, and positive and negative space to create their individual squares. Once each student had finished we pieced the mat board squares together to create this image of Martin Luther King Jr.
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Group Drawing, Summer Studios, MassArt
This group drawing was created using charcoal and a reference image from National Geographic during MassArt’s Summer Studios 2D/3D class.
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David Hockney Inspired Photomontages, Lowell High School
Students in my Dark Room Photography class went into color with this photomontage project.
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Paint for Peace
Students in my Drawing II classes worked on the “Paint for Peace” project which was started by Boston-based artist Robert Charles Guillemin, better know as Sidewalk Sam. The project which first started on the streets of Boston is aimed to promote peace, as well as to curb youth violence in the Boston area. My students worked together in small groups stenciling doves in front of each outside door of Lowell High School. Each dove has a purple banner underneath it which reads “Stop Violence-Create Peace.”
This project empowered students to create peace in our community while also adding to the aesthetic appeal of our campus.
Thank you to Sidewalk Sam, ArtStreet Inc., and the City of Lowell for enabling us to make this happen.
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Dec 07
Shibori Backdrop, Studio II, Lowell High School
Working with students and teachers in the disciplines of Dance and Studio Art in the Fine Arts Academy of Lowell High School, Lowell, MA, my Studio II students used the Japanese surface design technique of Shibori to create this backdrop for the Fall Dance Performance.
The concept behind the performance was “Color Theory.”
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Oct 07
Slow Shutter Dance, Lowell High School
Students in my Studio II class worked with students in the Dance I class to create these moving images. The Dance I students held Christmas lights while they danced and Studio II students snapped away capturing the images using a slow shutter speed.
The images were then printed and pieced together to create a mural in an empty store front in Downtown Lowell.
