ART STUDIO 9

STUDIO ARTS 9
SEMESTER 2 (2021-2022)

course outline

Art Studio 9 Course Outline

CURRICULAR COMPETENCIES

Explore and Create

I can create art by using my senses (what I see, what I hear, what I smell, what I feel), my imagination, and inquiry (inspired by questions I have).
I can learn by experimenting and thinking creatively using lots of different materials, techniques, and technologies.
I can put thought into the materials, techniques and technologies that I choose to use so that I am able to create art that clearly shows my ideas.
I can learn from taking risks and making mistakes.
I can improve my technique as an artist by learning about different styles of art and practicing them.
I can put thought into my creations and when I come to a challenge or road block, I can use it as an opportunity to be creative and try something different.
I can understand the importance of the history of art and the works created by famous artists. I can make connections between what was happening in the world at the time that certain styles were created and subject matters were explored.
I can understand, apply, and demonstrate the elements of art and the principles of design.

Reason and Reflect

I can understand the purpose of critiques and feedback. I can accept constructive feedback and use it to make changes that improve my work.
I can ask questions about and describe how artists and their peers use materials, technologies and techniques in their art making. I can do this using art terms/language.
I can ask questions about and try to understand why artists make certain choices in their works.
I can come up with thoughtful answers/responses to questions about art, why it is important, and what makes it valuable.
I can reflect on the way that personal, social, cultural, environmental, and historical issues impact artistic works.

Communicate and Document

I can photograph, post, and talk about/write about my work. I can reflect on the way that personal, social, cultural, environmental, and historical issues impact my artistic works.
I can use art to show that I understand who I am, where I come from, and how I fit in to the world.
I can share ideas and express feelings through the art that I create.
I can use art to comment on things that are happening in society and the world.

DAILY DRAWING

Students are to spend the first 10-15 minutes of class working on their daily drawing in their sketchbooks.
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RESOURCES

The Elements of Art and Principles of Design are important for several reasons. First, and most importantly, a person can't create art without utilizing at least a few of them. Secondly, knowing what the elements of art are enables us to: describe what an artist has done; analyze what is going on in a particular piece and to communicate our thoughts and findings using a common language. Click the image open presentation. For further descriptions of the elements, visit the Elements of Art tab.

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Use P.R.E.P.A.R.E. to start ALL your projects. The first 6 steps should be done in your SKETCHBOOK efficiently in less than two classes. Click the image open presentation.

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PROJECTS AND SKETCHBOOK ASSIGNMENTS

ASSIGNMENT #1
PROJECT: Name Art Bubble
Assigned on Monday, January 31st. Last class on Friday, February 4th.

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ASSIGNMENT #2
PROJECT: Elements and Principles Playing Cards
Assigned on Monday, February 7th. Last class Friday, February 11th.

Review the Elements and Principles found under RESOURCES (scroll to the top) on this webpage.

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ASSIGNMENT #3
SKETCHBOOK: How to Shade Basic Forms and the Sphere
Assigned on Monday, February 14th. Last class Friday, February 18th.

How to Draw a Sphere Example.pdf
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ASSIGNMENT #4
SKETCHBOOK: Illustration and Colour Pencil Techniques
Project Assigned on Tuesday, February 22nd. Last class Wednesday, March 2nd