3-Dimensional Shapes
GLEs: EP1B, EP1C
Monday, March 13, 2017
Thursday, March 9, 2017
Art Auction!-Aesthetics Game
An Art Aesthetics Game
Art Auction Video
(watch a small part to view a real art auction)
1. View the artwork for sale. (in a powerpoint)
2. Your task is to choose the work your group wishes to purchase, and offer reasons for desiring a specific work.
3. Students will raise a paddle to make a bid. They must offer one reason why they would like to own the work. The group that offers the most reasons for wanting the work, wins it. (keep track with tokens)
4. As the auction goes on, groups who have not yet made a purchase, will have to bid on their second, third or fourth choice.
mood, story told, subject matter
Seurat $35.2 million
Koons $58.4 million
Munch $119,922, 500 million
Hokusai $68,500
Art Auction Video
(watch a small part to view a real art auction)
1. View the artwork for sale. (in a powerpoint)
2. Your task is to choose the work your group wishes to purchase, and offer reasons for desiring a specific work.
3. Students will raise a paddle to make a bid. They must offer one reason why they would like to own the work. The group that offers the most reasons for wanting the work, wins it. (keep track with tokens)
4. As the auction goes on, groups who have not yet made a purchase, will have to bid on their second, third or fourth choice.
Edvard
Munch
The Scream
1893
Jeff Koons
Balloon
Dog
1994
Georges Seurat A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte,
1884
The Great Wave
Katsushika
Hokusai
1830–32
Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird
Frida Kahlo, 1940
Jackson Pollock Autumn Rhythm,
1950
Vocabulary for Describing Artwork:
color, line, shape, texture, technique, detail, mood, story told, subject matter
Seurat $35.2 million
Koons $58.4 million
Munch $119,922, 500 million
Hokusai $68,500
Thursday, March 2, 2017
When Was It Made?-Art Timeline
How does art help us understand the lives of people of different times, places, and cultures?
When Was It Made?
Get together with your fellow art historians and put these six works of art in chronological order.
(no peeking)
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| Lascaux Cave Paintings, up to 20,000 years old Prehistoric Art |
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| Lion, Middle Ages |
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| The Watchful Doe, 1720-29, Deer. Jean-Baptiste Oudry, Late Baroque |
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| Cows, 1890, Vincent Van Gogh |
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| Blue Horses, 1911 Franz Mark |
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| Grrrrrrrrrrr, 1965 Roy Lichtenstein, Pop Art/Contemporary |
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