The study of positive and negative SPACE.  the Japanese word for the interaction between dark and light. Creating a black and white collage out of.

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The study of positive and negative SPACE

 the Japanese word for the interaction between dark and light. Creating a black and white collage out of a simple square, and learning about positive and negative space.

1. Creation of a Notan collage. 2. Exhibit craftsmanship in cutting and gluing - awareness of Japanese culture (ideal of perfection and neatness) 3. Looking at and discussing Notan collages. 4. Understanding of Japanese Notan a guiding principle of Eastern art and design.

 White Paper, 12 x 18,Paper  Black squares cut to size 5” x5”, Black squares  Elmer’s Glue,

 Create some (four) ideas in your sketchbook  When you are sure of a design get approval  You will create two designs in total.  One goes on the wall and the other one goes in your sketchbook