Pop art slide presentation (1)

Pop art slide presentation (1)

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  Nina Bachini Jarvis,2017 Art Educator Gilbert Stuart Middle School
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  For this projectyou will need some background information Pop-Art- an art style from the 1960’s that was inspired by popular culture. (Everyday stuff) The country went through major changes after World War Two! Factories, Television, commercials, brand names, and teenage music were sweeping the nation! Pop-Artists created work that reflected society at that time. It also made fun of how commercial, and“plastic“ society had become. Andy Warhol made a fortune by mass producing his art. (making lots of copies of the same picture) . No one had ever done that before. Claes Oldenburg’s massive sculptures are all over the world today, and helped to fulfill his dream of making art accessible to everyone. Nina Bachini Jarvis , 2017
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  Andy Warhol “In thefuture everyone will be famous for 15 minutes.” Materials/Medium 2-d art Printmaking/Painting Themes Famous people Household items Factories/mass production Strategies Bright colors Bold outlines Repetition
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  Claes Oldenburg- Materials/Medium 3-d Sculpture Themes Everyday items Food Advertisement/brand names Strategies Exaggeration Humor/satire/Irony Unexpectedmaterials Larger than life sized “Make the ordinary extraordinary”
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  Soft Sculptures- were meantto be ironic, and made from unexpected materials. What is ironic about a soft toilet? Are beaters made from vinyl?
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  Oldenburg even openeda store! He wanted art to be available and affordable for everyone not just rich people who went to art galleries!
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  Artistic Process- Brainstorm/Research,Plan/sketch, Edit/Revise, Create Concept Sketch It shows the basic idea of bowling pins flying, and shows the feeling that the final sculpture will have. Small model A revised version of the sketch was made into a small model. Final Creation After creating blueprints this gigantic sculpture was built.
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  Brainstorm sketch Conceptsketch Final Sculpture What work do you think went into the three phases of the sculpture shown here?
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  What strategies doyou think that theses students used? Nina Bachini Jarvis, 2017
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  What steps doyou think that these students had to take before building these Sculptures? Artistic Process Nina Bachini Jarvis, 2017
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  1) Choose 1or two people to work with in a group. 2) Choose a Pop-Art Theme, and at least three pop-art strategies, then brain storm about how you will use them in your sculpture. 3) Each member of the group should then complete the front side of the POP-ART worksheet. Your first steps should be to :
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  Pop-Art Strategies: (choose three ) Pop-Art Themes: (Choose at least one) Famous people Household items Factories Mass Production Logos Food Advertisement Everyday items Bright colors Bold outlines Repetition Humor/Satire/Irony Unexpected materials Larger than life sized Exaggeration
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  Nina Bachini Jarvis,2017