Essential Questions:
What is surrealism and the unconscious?
In what ways can an artist express his or her ideas without literal representation?
Does art often have one, correct interpretation?
WHY?
Technical Skills:
Pinch, Coil, Slab
Carving
Sculpting
Art Concept:
Surrealism
Life:
Imagination
Creativity
Craftmanship
ASSIGNMENT
Create a 12" tall exquisite corpse sculpture with two other classmates. Any technique that you have learned so far may be used.
Requirements:
Prep:
What is surrealism- 5 points
Exquisite corpse- 5 points
Sketch w/technique plan- 5 points
Forming:
Pieces fit together well- 10 points
12" tall- 5 points
Surface:
Glaze is the proper thickness- 10 points
Effort:
Requirements:
Prep:
What is surrealism- 5 points
Exquisite corpse- 5 points
Sketch w/technique plan- 5 points
Forming:
Pieces fit together well- 10 points
12" tall- 5 points
Surface:
Glaze is the proper thickness- 10 points
Effort:
Craftsmanship:
Reflection:
Self reflection- 5 points
Peer reflection- 5 points
Total Points: 85
Self reflection- 5 points
Peer reflection- 5 points
Total Points: 85
Salvador Dali
Max Ernst
Joan Miro
Rene Magritte
GAMES AND SURREALISM
Surrealism uses numerous techniques and games to provide inspiration. Many of these are said to free imagination by producing a creative process free of conscious control. The importance of the unconscious as a source of inspiration is central to the nature of surrealism.
EXQUISITE CORPSE - 5 points
These instructions for playing Exquisite Corpse were originally published in a 1927 issue of the Surrealist journal La revolution Surrealiste. .
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FORM GROUPS OF THREE AND PLAY THREE ROUNDS SO THAT YOU ARE ABLE TO BE THE HEAD, BODY, AND FEET AT LEAST ONCE.
STEPS OF FORMING
HOMEWORK
How busy hands can alter our brain chemistry
"Admiring your own handiwork" is a familiar expression containing an important truth about the mind. We handed this particular story to our Tony Dokoupil: Are you the kind of person who actually likes washing dishes? How about folding laundry? Yardwork? What all these have in common, of course, is they occupy our hands.