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IDENTITY

IDENTITY. By: Laurie Poole Nashville School of the Arts. IDENTITY as a Personal Item of Clothing. Students will study IDENTITY as depicted in clothing by Jim Dine, Vincent van Gogh and Frida Kahlo Art History based upon Pop Art, Post-Impressionism and Surrealism

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IDENTITY

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  1. IDENTITY By: Laurie Poole Nashville School of the Arts

  2. IDENTITY as a Personal Item of Clothing • Students will study IDENTITY as depicted in clothing by Jim Dine, Vincent van Gogh and Frida Kahlo • Art History based upon Pop Art, Post-Impressionism and Surrealism • Students will create a series of works depicting their IDENTITY as clothing

  3. IDENTITY as Personal Item of Clothing Based upon the following: Jim Dine “BATHROBE’ series Vincent van Gogh “Shoes” Frida Kahlo “My Dress Hangs Here”

  4. Jim Dine: Artist Facts • Jim Dine was born in 1935 • He moved to NYC at the beginning of the POP ART movement • He created a series of paintings and prints using his RED BATH ROBE • Dine has used the BATH ROBE motif since the 1960’s to the present

  5. ‘Bathrobe’ series Four artworks By: JIM DINE

  6. Vincent van Gogh • Vincent van Gogh was born in Holland in 1853 • Van Gogh is a Post-Impressionist • He painted in IMPASTO (thick paint) • “Shoes” was painted in 1886 • He created more than 10 paintings of shoes

  7. Frida Kahlo • Frida Kahlo was born in Mexico 1907 of Mexican Indian & German heritage • She was the second wife of Diego Rivera • Her body of work is primarily about her IDENTIY represented in numerous self-portraits, often dressed in Tehuantepec Costumes and dresses

  8. The following are ‘Identity Garments” created by Nashville School of the Arts • “My Favorite Pants #1” by Coco Bridges • “My Favorite Pants #2” by Coco Bridges • “Belt” by Eric Waters

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