AASem Final Project
Due Thursday, 5/19
1. Locate an exhibition space in which you will display your artwork in a group show.
Examples of interesting exhibition spaces could include:
-Mary Boone Gallery, NYC
-Atlanta Botanical Gardens
-Tate Gallery, London
-Topanga Canyon, California
2. Next, you should hand-pick 4 other established artists (they may be living or dead) with whom you will share this group show.
**You should research these artists and pick them based upon specific links to your own work. Choose at least 3 of their works to display in your show.
Examples include:
-links in style (pop art, minimalist, figuration, etc.)
-links in process and materials (performance elements to your work?)
-links between your personal history and the other artists’ personal history
3. Finally, you will build a model of your chosen venue and curate your exhibition within the space, hanging printed images or placing sculptures thoughtfully in the model you’ve created.
**During our final critique, you should be prepared to discuss why you chose the artwork that you chose and how it all relates within the exhibition and to your own artwork.
Friday, May 13, 2011
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Art History Presentations 4/13-4/15
AASem Presentations 4/13-4/15
Each member of the class is responsible for giving an oral presentation on an artist picked out of a hat or an alternative preapproved artist who worked between the Renaissance and Impressionist Eras. The finished presentations should be 15 minutes in length, giving the class an in-depth look at the artist’s life, work, and position in art history.
The following elements should be included in your presentation:
• Artist’s personal history
•Influences
•Social, political, religious context/experiences relevant to their work
•Accompanying visuals including a more in-depth analysis of 2 of their
works of art
*These analyses should include all applicable elements and principles
of design (composition, color, emphasis, expression, etc.) and any
other historical information that's available to you.
**70% of your grade will be based on content, oral presentation
30% will be based on your accompanying visuals (may include powerpoint, posters, etc. Be creative!)
Wednesday 4/13:
Marielle, Casey , Brian
Thursday 4/14:
Izzy, Jessica, Kathrin
Friday 4/15:
Arin, Elizabeth
Each member of the class is responsible for giving an oral presentation on an artist picked out of a hat or an alternative preapproved artist who worked between the Renaissance and Impressionist Eras. The finished presentations should be 15 minutes in length, giving the class an in-depth look at the artist’s life, work, and position in art history.
The following elements should be included in your presentation:
• Artist’s personal history
•Influences
•Social, political, religious context/experiences relevant to their work
•Accompanying visuals including a more in-depth analysis of 2 of their
works of art
*These analyses should include all applicable elements and principles
of design (composition, color, emphasis, expression, etc.) and any
other historical information that's available to you.
**70% of your grade will be based on content, oral presentation
30% will be based on your accompanying visuals (may include powerpoint, posters, etc. Be creative!)
Wednesday 4/13:
Marielle, Casey , Brian
Thursday 4/14:
Izzy, Jessica, Kathrin
Friday 4/15:
Arin, Elizabeth
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Need Help!
So this one is the original.. but we all agreed that the perspective was strange and if you didn't
know what you were looking at it would be disorienting.. So I am trying to decide how i could crop it or edit it
Do either of these work better? I cant decide..
Or i have another picture.. I prefer this one ^ but the angle on this other one is less disorienting...
Basically, I need opinions!!
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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