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Collaborative Art Making Experience

Join artist and senior consultant, Patty Taylor, also known as Taylor Gutermute, in a hands-on art making experience where participants create a 3-D sculpture that expresses a sense of connection. This interactive workshop aligns with California Visual Art Standards, allowing students to explore elements of art, manipulate sculptural materials, and design maquettes. Participants work in small groups, then combine their individual creations to form a unified sculpture, fostering collaboration and creativity.

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Collaborative Art Making Experience

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  1. Collaborative Art Making Experience Patty Taylor Artist and Senior Consultant aka – Taylor Gutermute

  2. Tear Sheet SculptureIn small groups then as a whole groupcreate a 3-D sculpture thatexpresses a sense of connection.

  3. Taylor and Kids

  4. SAMPLE CALIFORNIA VISUAL ART STANDARDS Content Standards throughout the grade levels include having students experience and achieve in, for example: Creating three dimensional works of art. Identifying the elements of art including shape/form. Demonstrating skill in the manipulation and use of sculptural materials to create form and texture in works of art. Designing and create maquettes for three-dimensional sculptures. Describing negative shapes/forms and positive shapes/forms used in a work of art. Demonstrating an understanding of the various skills of an artist, art critic, Art historian, art collector art gallery owner and aesthetician.

  5. THE PROJECT AND PROCESS AT A GLANCE Organize into groups of 5 and number each group. Select a Communicator to check in and negotiate with other groups. Group Artists use one whole piece of paper for freestanding main structure. All of the paper must be used. The second paper is divided into five shapes of various sizes. One shape is saved for the Communicator to use later. Each of the 4 artists alters and embellishes a shape and adds their shape to the main structure using tape strategically. The Communicators make a whole group sculpture and can use saved pieces of paper to create a connection between or among sculptures. The piece is presented for everyone to reflect on.

  6. INSPIRATION (Just incase you need it)

  7. Ludvic

  8. Kevin Barrett

  9. Kevin Barrett

  10. Frank Stella

  11. Frank Stella

  12. Taylor Gutermute

  13. Eva Hess

  14. Eva Hess

  15. Eva Hess

  16. Louise Nevelson

  17. Louise Nevelson

  18. Louise Nevelson

  19. Richard Serra

  20. Richard Serra

  21. Isamu Noguchi

  22. Isamu Noguchi

  23. Isamu Noguchi

  24. Brancusi

  25. Brancusi

  26. Walter Gaudnek

  27. Walter Gaudnek

  28. Walter Gaudnek

  29. GrankGehry

  30. Frank Gehry

  31. Frank Gehry

  32. Frank Gehry

  33. Frank Gehry

  34. Maquette Frank Gehry

  35. Frank Gehry

  36. Frank Gehry

  37. Frank Gehry

  38. Cardboard Art

  39. Cardboard Art

  40. SURFACE TREATMENT

  41. Surface Design

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