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WHAT IS EARTH DAY?

Loss of forest cover Air pollution Water pollution Overpopulation Erosion of soil Climate change Introduction of genetically modified species. Destruction of biodiversity. Devastation of natural habitats. Diminishing natural resources. Marine habitats are being polluted. Nuclear waste proliferation. Environmental Issues

Gilles Cenazandotti was born in 1966, in Bastia, Corsica. He lives and works between Paris and Morsiglia, Cap Corse. Gilles Cenazandotti develops a reflection on the future of our planet and the evolution of our lifestyles that approaches science fiction, a universe necessary to the survival of man and species. His work attempts to show a complex, enigmatic nature, a technological paroxysm where man tries to imitate nature through artificial recreation.

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Objective: Students will use cognitive skills to create an advertisement for Earth Day, using large letters, few words, and artwork that communicates meaning. Art Making Activity Working in groups of three collaborate to design a a poster for Earth Day. It can be any aspect of this cause; saving trees, protecting wildlife, recycling, etc. Think of a short saying that will tell the public what you want to say in as few words as possible; not more than five or six. Materials- Using Cardboard as the base for you back ground use found objects, magazines (images, text), packaging, and any other provided materials to create your poster. Maybe you will hand draw certain aspect or maybe your poster will be comprised of only recycled items. Must incorporate some type of short slogan to drive the theme of your artwork: Earth Day Recycle Reuse Mother Earth Conserve One Earth. One Chance.