Monday, December 2, 2013

Pre K Texture Collage in WHITE, GREEN, and ORANGE!


Pre-K started their unit on collage with these all in white pieces.  Students were shown a few examples of  how contemporary artists work all in white to show the subtleties of different textures such as Marcel Broodthaers, Robert Ryman and Piero Manzoni. We learned how TEXTURE IS HOW SOMETHING FEELS and some of the different materials we were able to use were bumpy, smooth, rough, foamy, and fluffy items to make our collages.  Since this was Pre-k’s first stab at gluing and arranging shapes to make a collage, we focused heavily on properly wiping  and dotting our glue as well as where to place our shape on our formats  Some artists even learned the term OVERLAPPING, which is when we put a shape on top of another shape.   After starting with white we have moved on to orange and green and will soon begin using scissors.
Achrome, 1962 Piero Manzoni

White Cabinet and White Table, 1965 Marcel Broodthaers
 
MATERIALS
 
 


                      
DISPLAY
 
 
STUDENT WORK



 
GREEN TEXTURE STUDY


 
ORANGE TEXTURE STUDY



 
 

 

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