The project is inspired by American Modernist and Color Master Georgia O'Keeffe.
Showing posts with label Georgia O'Keeffe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Georgia O'Keeffe. Show all posts
Sunday
Monday
Spotlight artists for December 2020- February 2021
Just a few of our spotlight artists for December 2020 into February 2021 are:
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Henri Matisse-French Post Impressionist, Fauvist painter and collage artist |
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Georgia O'Keeffe-American Modernist and Master of Color |
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Vincent Van Gogh-Dutch Post Impressionist and Expressive Master |
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Jean-Michel Basquiat American Neo-Expressionist Painter, Graffiti Artist and Writer |
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Kenojuak Ashevak, Inuit/Canadian Artist, Printmaker and Sculptor |
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Alma Woodsey Thomas at home with her art |
Thursday
Georgia O'Keeffe brief overview
This sweet little cut paper video is a nice overview of Georgia O'keeffe's life and work, enjoy.
10 Amazing Facts about Georgia O'Keeffe
A read along video featuring lots of interesting facts about Georgia O'Keeffe's life and work.
Wednesday
Wednesday
Kinder Works of Art 2017-18
What did we do this year in Art?
Snow Person- creating a background with sponge and circle stamps.
Collage elements to cut and apply with glue to a background in a specific
order- size (small, medium large) position, (top, middle, bottom) parts of the
face, adding details, building a collage. Building vocabulary and understanding of size, proportion. Where would a snowperson "live"? Observation/Imagination Supports
red, white and blue and weather/season units
Habitat to Home was our art room
theme for 2017-18
We explored a variety of
artistic processes, asked questions presented connections and made discoveries-
during the journey created some great art too!
Kindergarten Program overview
Objective for students: to experience a variety of mediums and
techniques used for creating art. Introduce art history text and the elements
of art. Develop fine motor skills and following simple directions
Kinder Cats-Artists
create their own cat using pre-cut shapes, crayons, embellishments and color
pencils.
This is Me!
- Artist self portrait
Name Game-Line
direction, following series of stop and go directions, how to use a paint
brush, watercolor blending, skill
building.

Rainbow Robots- following a series of directions, build a robot with 6 rectangular
shapes glue to background, add face/ details with crayon, collage and or
stickers. Artists created a rainbow
background sky/ground. Vocabulary and
skill building
Georgia Flowers – Following a series of directions, tracing a pattern, drawing big,
students created large flower shapes, painted with tempera paint, cut out and
details added with oil pastels. Later name leaves were added, to identify the
artists.
Magic Snails-
Introduction to clay, following a series of directions artists blend 2 colors
of model magic to create a coil form and build a snail shape.
Art
History connection: Jasper John flag series, pop art, Bearden, Georgia O’Keeffe
Labels:
2017-18,
3-D,
cats,
clay,
Collage,
Color,
color theory,
cutting skills,
flag,
Georgia O'Keeffe,
kinder,
Kindergarten,
name game,
rainbow,
robot,
self portrait,
shapes,
snails,
snowman,
weather/sky
4th grade Art Work 2016-17
California and Western expansion are curriculum themes for 4th grade. Numerous projects that we worked on this year centered around American Artists and City/Country.
What did we do this year in Art?
Innovations in Art our art room theme for 2016-17
We explored a variety of
artistic processes, asked questions presented connections and made discoveries-
during the journey created some great art too!
Fourth Grade Program overview
Objective for students: to experience a variety of mediums and
techniques used for creating art. Expanding art history knowledge, connect to
class themes while building art vocabulary. Using art tools, strengthen hand
eye coordination in creativity and following a series of more complex directions,
problem solve as individuals.
Painted paper- process painting with sponges, caps and corks
Fine motor skills, hands on experience
Starry Night Inspired Landscape -What are the basic elements of landscape? Dividing the
picture plane. Art vocabulary, following a series of direct drawing
instructions, sketching, developing a personal approach drawing crayon and over
painting with water colors, salt added for star effect.
Math/Science/Art observed and imagined landscapes
Georgia O’Keeffe inspired fall landscape- Introduction to the work of Georgia O’Keeffe,
inspiration from nature, abstracting a realistic image. Color pencil and water
color. Seasonal color structure. American Art History connection.
School Project- Heart drawing and watercolor project for online sales
Quilts 2 styles – Introduction to American Quilting with a focus on the 4 and 9 patch
patterns. One, painting textiles, cutting and creating patterns within a square
format. Two, geometric using solid colors and introduction to tessellations.
Connects to wagon trail migration and manufacturing innovations.
Museum Masters Pop Art- Using the Mona Lisa or American Gothic as the
composition base students created a Pop Art/Warhol inspired collage. Project introduces printmaking process and
Pop art overview/vocabulary.
How’s the Soup? - Pop art inspired project students design their own soup can label,
color pencil and markers. Explore text and graphic design. Skill building
Lake George

Sunday
Flowers Up Close
Big off the page flowers inspired by the work of Georgia O'Keeffe
Labels:
1st grade,
2014-15,
chalk pastels,
drawing,
flowers,
Georgia O'Keeffe,
nature
Tuesday
Lake George inspired fall landscapes
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