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CREATING – PERFORMING – RESPONDING - CONNECTING We love Wednesdays Art history and genre, skill building, conceptualization, artist critique, analysis, evaluation, interpretation and vocabulary building Airica Keller – first semester art classes

Team Building Activities We love Wednesday Team Building Activities  Instructor will guide this lesson – see the teacher website for makeup.  .

WE LOVE WEDNESDAY 2/15/17 Video: Art 1010 – Mesopotamian and Egyptian Discussion questions: 1.Where is the Mesopotamian area? How long ago was this era? 2. What type of images did you see reoccurring?  3. What does the word "stylized" mean? How is this type of art an example of that?  Write notes and answers in your art journal

MESOPOTAMIAN AND EGYPTIAN ART EXAMPLES - WHAT DO YOU SEE?

Five minute fun sketch challenge: Draw your self as a hieroglyph using Egyptian and Mesopotamian stylizing.  

OUr weekly sketching challenge: EYES Draw a page of eyes "The face is the mirror of the mind, and eyes without speaking confess the secrets of the heart." - St. Jerome

WE LOVE WEDNESDAY 3/1/17 Ancient Greek and Roman Art: Essential Quesition: How did art change from the beginning of the Greek Era to the end of the Roman Era?

art examples What do you see?

The new masters weekly sketching challenge EARS! We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak. Epictetus

WE LOVE WEDNESDAY 3/8/16 Medieval and Byzantine art: Essential Question: What was the main purpose of art during this era? How is this reflected in the subject matter and composition?

art examples What do you see?

The new masters weekly sketching challenge The Lips and Mouth!

WE LOVE WEDNESDAY 3/15/17 Renaissance Art: Renaissance means "re-birth?" What is being reborn? Name three ways Renaissance artists influenced art today.  Explain their impact.  

art examples What do you see?

The new masters weekly sketching challenge Draw a page of noses – at least three good sized noses from different perspectives (straight on, profile and three quarters) 

WE LOVE WEDNESDAY 3/22/17 Baroque and Rococo period.  Please answer the essential question using at least three sentences:  EQ:1.  Define Baroque, Rococo and Rococo.2.  How are neoclassism and rococo different in style and subject?

art examples What do you see?

The new masters weekly sketching challenge Draw a portrait – take a picture of yourself, family member or friend. The face should fill up the page. Do your best to capture the correct proportions with eyes, ears, nose and mouth.

WE    LOVE   WEDNESDAY 4/5/16    19th century art: •1. In the 19th century there art movements that revolted against the neoclassical movement. They were: Romantic Artists, Realism, Impressionists, Post Impressionists, Aesthetic Art Movement, Art Nouveau, Symbolism Art Movement. Please define each.  2. Think a little more deeply, choose one and write three sentence blurb contrasting that movement with the neoclassical movement – you might have to google some images to get thinking! 

Examples: Romantic and realism

Examples: impressionism and post impressionism

Examples: aesthetic vs art nouveau

Examples: symbolism art movement

The new masters weekly sketching challenge Week of : 11/9/16  Draw a full page, well rendered hand or three third page hands in different positions

WE    LOVE   WEDNESDAY 4/12/16    Introduction to Twentieth Century art. Essential Question: 1. Name and define the art movements of this time. (Fauvism, Cubism, Dadaism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, Modern Art) 2. How did art radically change during this century? How did this change reflect the society? 

art examples What do you see?

The new masters weekly sketching challenge Week of :11/16/16 Legs – three sets.  Try different poses, male and female. 

WE LOVE WEDNESDAY 4/19/16 Essential Question 1: Why is it difficult to analyze the art of the present?  Essential Question 2: Why would an artist "appropriate" another artisits work? What do you think about that? 

CONTEMPORARY ART EXAMPLES WHAT DO YOU SEE?

Contemporary ART EXAMPLES WHAT DO YOU SEE?

CONTEMPORARY ART EXAMPLES WHAT DO YOU SEE?

The new masters weekly sketching challenge Week of : 11/30/16 Draw one male torso from a black and white picture.  Pay careful attention to anatomy and shading. 

Artist supermarket WE LOVE WEDNESDAY 5/3/16 Instructor will guide this lesson – see the teacher website for makeup.