Starter of the day In your sketchbook on the 10th page at the top write down answers to the following questions. Please save the bottom half of that.

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Starter of the day In your sketchbook on the 10th page at the top write down answers to the following questions. Please save the bottom half of that page for your exit pass. Thanks! 1) What do you think Non-Objective art means (guess)? 2) What is the name of your favorite song? What are the colors you would choose if you were listening to your favorite song? Why? 3) Think about your favorite song and draw what you see in your mind.

Art A Day 6 Music & Art

Agenda Review of last time What is non-objective art? Demonstration How each supply works properly Group activity Listen to music and represent the music with the supplies given and representing the element for each paper. 4 songs each a different element. Piece in A day Clean-up Exit Pass

Last Time We learned how to fill out a rubric and a reflection on our piece. We finished our symbolic art, filled out our rubric and reflection than turned in our art. If you were not here last time you will need to turn your art into the drawer. If you were not here last time you will also want to talk to someone in the class for notes or go to the classroom website for last class and get the information into your sketchbook from there. www.mrsfrancesconi.weebly.com

Supplies Pick up 4 pieces of paper from the front of the room At your tables there are : Watercolor Pastels Markers Chalk

List of 4 watercolor papers Line Shape Color Movement – water on the paper first

Instructions for the activities with the 4 pieces of watercolor paper You will listen to a song As you are listening to the song you will pick up the art media(tools) that you think fit the song Then listen to instructions

Quick Art History Lesson Kandinsky A trained musician Non-objective(objective) Russian painter who started in his 30’s.

Piece in a Day Your goal is to complete a painting You can listen to your own music or the music that is playing in class Make a non-objective piece that represents what you were listening too Think about your choices: Color - Value/tone/lights and darks Line Shape Space – between objects, overlapping Movement – how do your lines flow or not, connect

Exit Pass page 8 of your sketchbook under your bell work What is one thing you learned about today? What did you enjoy about class today? Who is your favorite artist? Why? If you do not have one what kind of art do you like (describe) and why?