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Visual Arts Studio Units of Study 2006-2007

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Visual Arts
Studio Units of Study

Art Theory
Studio Units of Study

Basic (Levels 1-2)

Advanced (Levels 3 - 4)

Seminar (Level 5)

Student Homework

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Basic (Levels 1 - 2) - What Arts Do/What Viewers Do

Unit 1 (Color and Design) - The Language of Art
Overview: Understanding the nature and importance of aesthetics, while interpreting color and design in art
Concept: Connections, Cultural Icons
Instructors: Koehler and
Baker

Unit 2 (2-D Form) - The Artist's Studio
Overview: Exploring 2-D media, techniques, purposes, methods, innovations and characteristics
Concept: Memories, Motion
Instructors: Caskey and Hitchcock

Unit 3 (3-D Form) 3-D: Crafts
Overview: Evaluating materials, methods, and the expressive qualities of crafts while examining the connection between crafts and society
Concept: Preservation, Symbolism
Instructors: Baker and Koehler

Unit 4 (Innovation) - Innovative Artists and Their Work
Overview: Exploring the nature and characteristics of innovation in relation to the work and lives of creative artists
Concept: Discovery, Perception
Instructors: Pyle and Caskey

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Advanced (Levels 3-4) - Artists in Their Time and Place     

Unit 1 (Color and Design) - Shoe View of Art History
Overview: Merging color and design concepts with aesthetic theories, historical context and issue
Concept: Celebration, Emotions
Instructors: Hitchcock and Caskey

Unit 2 (2-D Form) - American Symbol Markers
Overview: Relating American art and aesthetic issues through an investigation of cultural symbolism
Concept:
Relationships, Visual Communication
Instructors: Baker and Pyle

Unit 3 (3-D Form) - Art and the Environment
Overview: Addressing aesthetic questions related to 3-D works that express human relationships to nature
Concept: Nature, Consumerism
Instructors: Pyle and Hitchcock

Unit 4 (Innovation) Game Design
Overview: Investigations into creativity and synectics through a study of the nature of play
Concept: Boundaries, Communication
Instructors: Koehler and Baker

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Seminar (Level 5) - The Artist's Experience

Unit 1 (Color and Design) - Portfolio Development
Overview: Analyzing and evaluating creative products with an emphasis on showcasing skills, experiences, big ideas, and interests
Concept: Fantasy
Instructor: Pyle

Unit 2 (2-D Form) - Research and Investigation
Overview: Exploring and evaluating 2-D processes and aesthetic issues.
Concept: People and Places
Instructor: Koehler

Unit 3 (3-D Form) - Research and Investigation
Overview: Exploring and evaluating 3-D processes and aesthetic issues
Concept: Space and Movement
Instructor: Caskey

Unit 4 (Innovation) - Exhibition Design
Overview: Presenting and documenting work for exhibition
Concept: Promotion
Instructor: Hitchcock

 


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