- Visual Art interpretation
- Story creation based on inspiration provided by a focal picture
- Opportunity for improve dramatization
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Inspirations to Include in the Grade 7 experience....
Monday, October 1, 2007
Personal Visual Arts Reflections
Today our class enjoyed a visit to the art gallery where we explored an exhibit by B.C. Binning titled, Across the Province, followed up with a hands-on exploration into abstraction art, inspired by the featured artist. I found this visit educational, freeing, and even transforming. It amazes me how accessible art really is, and that the fears that had I experienced (especially in my high-school years) regarding art, are really unfounded.
All through high-school I avoided art classes because I believed that I was not capable of producing anything of quality. But, with each visit to the art gallery, as well as opportunities in class, my confidence is increasing. I know it seems silly, but I always thought art was a talent that you either had or didn’t have. I didn’t realize how open, freeing, and transforming art really is. It is like you can escape into the canvas, into almost a dream-like state, with a stroke of a pen. It’s awesome. .. I am most definitely looking forward to Thursday’s class where can bust open those art boxes and continue creating our next masterpiece.
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This is a great website to use in front of the class as an introduction into Mummification. The website walks the students through the steps of mummification interlacing humour, cartoons, and factual information. Three other graphic novel are also linked to the website including the Roman gladiators, whaling, and explorers. Check it out the kids will love you!!
Disgusting Things You Would Rather Not Know About Mummification
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