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Ideas come, and ideas go…

Ideas come, and ideas go…. THINK: . what is an idea you used to have, but now you think something else? Ideas about universe:. http:// www.futuredude.com /futuredude-visits-seth-shostak-at-the-seti-institute-part-2/. http:// www.vidiani.com /?p=16704. THINK: .

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Ideas come, and ideas go…

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  1. Ideas come, and ideas go…

  2. THINK: what is an idea you used to have, but now you think something else? Ideas about universe: http://www.futuredude.com/futuredude-visits-seth-shostak-at-the-seti-institute-part-2/ http://www.vidiani.com/?p=16704

  3. THINK: what is an idea you used to have, but now you think something else? medical ideas: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/news/hmd_new_image_platform.html http://www.howstuffworks.com/mri.htm

  4. THINK: what is an idea you used to have, but now you think something else? ideas about dinosaurs: http://www.draconika.com/chinese.php http://www.rareresource.com/allosaurus.htm

  5. THINK: what is an idea you used to have, but now you think something else? what to wear: http://www.fashionmefabulous.com/2011/03/book-review-illustrated-encyclopedia-of.html http://info.betransported.com/blog/bid/194750/Travel-Advice-Concierge-Service-For-Your-Teenager

  6. Soooooo…… things change, and then they change again!

  7. Try something new!

  8. Try something new! Arm crossing! • How did it feel when you were asked to cross your arms the other way?

  9. Try something new! Arm crossing! • How did it feel when you were asked to cross your arms the other way? • Did it come naturally or did you have to stop and think about it?

  10. Try something new! Arm crossing! • How did it feel when you were asked to cross your arms the other way? • Did it come naturally or did you have to stop and think about it? • Were you comfortable with doing this differently from your normal process?

  11. Try something new! Arm crossing! • How did it feel when you were asked to cross your arms the other way? • Did it come naturally or did you have to stop and think about it? • Were you comfortable with doing this differently from your normal process? • What are some things that make people resistant to change?

  12. THE CHALLENGE: A PLACE TO KEEP SOME IDEAS FOR NOW: What is something you used to think, but think something else now? Take a minute to reflect on this and think of some ideas you think now or may have once thought and write them down

  13. THE CHALLENGE: A PLACE TO KEEP SOME IDEAS FOR NOW: What would be a good container to hold this idea for now? • Slab construction: rectangular or cylindrical • Decorate the exterior to reflect the challenge • Place the idea inside the finished product

  14. Brainstorm! • Sketch ideas for 5 minutes straight • Do not let your pencil stop moving • If you get stuck, try sketching some ideas that reflect the OPPOSITE of this art challenge • Come up with as many ideas as you can; you will need at least 4 sketches at the end of the 5 minutes • After 5 minutes, CHANGE your seats and discuss your ideas with whatever group you end up with

  15. REVIEW • Ideas change across time • Ideas about the universe, medicine, animals, fashion • We tried arm crossing and how weird it felt to do it differently • We started brainstorming our ideas for a vessel to hold the ideas we hold, or used to hold

  16. What is a question you have or something you still want to know?

  17. REVIEW • Ideas change across time • Ideas about the universe, medicine, animals, fashion • We tried arm crossing and how weird it felt to do it differently • We started brainstorming our ideas for a vessel to hold the ideas we hold, or used to hold

  18. Time to Build! Steps to BUILDing Slab construction Decorate surface Dry Glaze Fire

  19. Time to build!

  20. Surface decoration adhering, relief, sgraffito incising, impressing, piercing, carving techniques

  21. CLEAN UP!

  22. GLAZING DAY

  23. ceramics is one of the oldest and most universal art forms known to humankind

  24. Who makes our ceramics today? artisans producing one of a kind pieces designers for mass production

  25. Glaze Remember NOT TO GLAZE THE BOTTOM!!!!!

  26. CLEAN UP!

  27. Last Day of Project! • We’ve discussed the changing nature of ideas • We’ve built a fabulous vessel • We have decorated, glazed, and fired it • What’s left?

  28. Last step! Write your idea on a piece of paper and place it in your vessel!

  29. ADMIRE!!!!!! How did this process go? What am I really excited about my piece? What would I try differently next time?

  30. FYI • My inspiration behind this art challenge is the historic, cross cultural tradition of ceramic funerary urns! Eqyptian/Roman, 270-280 China, 960 - 1279 Greece, 350 BCE Mexico, 300-800

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