| Hunter College School of Education Curriculum & Teaching Prof. John Toth, Ph.D. / jtoth@hunter.cuny.edu |
THE ARTS DREAMS AND IMAGINATION: COLLAGE |
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| TIME | MIN | THE ARTS AS COMMUNICATION... for the post modern educator |
syllabus |
| _:_ _ | 15 | INTRODUCE THE CONCEPT: COLLAGE - LAYERS DREAMS AND IMAGINATION
AIM: Appreciate alternative ways of visualizing the people, places and things of our world. Understand collage layering as a modernist technique for presenting multiple time frames |
ART STANDARDS: |
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VISUAL ART: Imaginative Representations Describe, analze and interpret painjtings that evoke dreams ![]() Salvador Dali, Persistence of Memory Romare Beardon, The Block MUSIC / Claude Debussy, Claire De Lune |
![]() Grant Wood, The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere. |
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SKILL ACTIVITY 1: Choose and complete ONE skill activity. OBJECTIVE: selecting parts that speak to the whole, refined cutting, thoughtful interaction of parts, use of focus. Cut out 3 people, objects and places from a magazine. Arrange these parts in 3 different ways to tell a story. SKILL ACTIVITY 2: Technology Take a digital photo of each of the collage arrangements. Copy images into MS WORD or photshop and add captions to each image. You can also add a sound file if you wish. |
SAMPLE ACTIVITY: COLLAGE |
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CREATIVE ACTIVITY: Choose and complete ONE creative activity. LAYERED DREAMS OBJECTIVE: Develop the collage process: Refine gluing, design placement, meaningful exaggeration. Create a collage using magazine cut-outs that portray a dream experience. Randomly organize your cut-out shapes. Select a background color or image. Layout the parts and consider the interaction of shapes. Use exaggerate scale, color, texture for effect. Explore focus, placement and readability from a distance before gluing. |
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ASSESSMENT AIM: Understand some basic ways to bring closure to the days lesson. CONTEXTUAL LINKS: portfolio of student artworks: DREAM COLLAGE PORTFOLIO ART EDUCATION: READ Maxine Greene. We Have Found the Wonders of Differences, |
VOCABULARY: Dream fantasy, wonder, imagine, desire invent, concoct, devise, contrive create, aspiration, ambition, ideal |
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file: DreamCollage2008.htm Survey: Dream Collage Survey |
RUBRIC FOR DREAM COLLAGE
| CRITERIA | BELOW
STANDARD C+ < 79.9 |
MEETS
STANDARD B- > B+ or 80 > 89.9 |
ABOVE
STANDARD A- > A+ or 90 > 100 |
Elements/ Principles |
Collage shapes do not add up to a whole. Some shapes are distracting. |
the collaged cutouts create a unified whole image. There is a clear idea or statement being meade. |
The collage presents a convincingly , organized visual statement. The design compliments the overall meaning of the work. |
Craftsmanship/TechniqueCraftsmanship in making the artwork is skillful. Technique (cutting, tearing and pasting) is done in a skillful way. |
Little or no skills in manipulation of shapes and technique (cutting, tearing, and pasting) used to express the desired goal of collage. Collage is very sloppy and dirty. |
Shows skills in manipulation of shapes and technique (cutting, tearing, and pasting) used to express a visual statement. |
Shows great skills in manipulation of the shapes and technique (cutting, tearing and pasting) used to express content and expression in a creative way. |
Creativity / Elaboration/ Inventiveness |
The inventiveness in expressing the idea is not adding anything new to the language of collage. |
Good evidence of originality. The idea, design and execution of the collage comes together in a way that is unique and personnal. |
Superior degree of originalnality. The idea, design and execution of the collage adds something new and surprising to our life. |