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Week 3

Week 3. 9/20/13. Elements & Principles. Line Shape Time & Motion Light Color Texture. Unity & Variety Balance Emphasis & Subordination Directional Forces Contrast Repetition & Rhythm Scale & Proportion. 2-D Design and Medium. Drawing Types of Hatching

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Week 3

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  1. Week 3 9/20/13

  2. Elements & Principles • Line • Shape • Time & Motion • Light • Color Texture • Unity & Variety • Balance • Emphasis & Subordination • Directional Forces • Contrast • Repetition & Rhythm • Scale & Proportion

  3. 2-D Design and Medium • Drawing • Types of Hatching • Real Cartoon • Painting • Watercolor • Tempera • Encaustic • Oil • Acrylic • Fresco • Printmaking • Relief • Intaglio • Engraving • Drypoint • Etching • Screen Printing

  4. What are we doing? • Review previous material • Sculpture • Digital Media • Continue work on drawings

  5. Free Standing SCULPTURE • Seen from all sides • Known as sculpture “in-the-round”

  6. “Obus” by Alexander Calder; 1972; painted sheet metal

  7. Relief Sculpture • What was relief in printmaking? • Not freestanding, but projects from a background surface. • Low-Relief • Bas relief • Slight prjection • Shadows are minimal • Ex: coins • High Relief • More than half of the natural circumference of molded form is projected

  8. “Army on the March” by Angkor Wat; 1100-1150

  9. “Corporate Wars: Wall of Influence” by Robert Longo; 1982

  10. Modeling • Additive process • Pliable material: clay, wax, plaster • Armature – rigid inner support • Some sculptures do not need armature if built in smaller pieces and put together

  11. “California Artist” by Robert Arneson; 1982

  12. I like art that has humor, with irony and playfulness, I want to make “high” art that is outrageous while revealing the human condition which is not always high. - Robert Arneson

  13. Casting • Substitution of 1 material for another • Lost – wax process

  14. “Public Art Fund Water Tower Project” by Rachel Whiteread; 1977

  15. Carving • Subtractive process – taking away materials • Michelangelo preferred this process • Most challenging because it is a one-way technique with little room for error • Marble is being replaced by graphite

  16. “Awakening Slave” by Michaelangelo; 1530-1534

  17. Mother & Child #2” by Elizabeth Catlett

  18. Kinetic Sculpture • Sculpture that moves • Alexander Calder • Well known for his kinetic sculptures • Focuses on shape, space, and movement (mobiles) • Suspended parts move in response to small air currents

  19. Calder in Philadelphia • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7daTukUjx3E

  20. Mixed Media • Using a variety of media in a single work • Choice of media expresses some cultural or symbolic meaning

  21. “Inopportune, Stage 1” by CaiGuo-Qiang; 2004

  22. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG3H0pk4RCk • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ui7B7_etxUs • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxE6v1jMBh0

  23. Instillations and Site-Specific Art • 3-D medium of instillation to tell story usually • Similar to constructed sculpture, but entire space as an artwork and transforms

  24. “This Piece Doesn’t Have a Title Yet” by Cady Noland; 1989

  25. “Tilted Arc” by Richard Serra; 1981

  26. BREAK for 10

  27. Photography • Evolution of photography began from the desire of Renaissance artists to make accurate depictions of nature • Camera obscura – “Dark room” • Reflected sunlight passing through hole in wall projects onto the opposite wall an inverted imag • Daguerreotypes – first satisfactory photographs

  28. “Le Boulevard du Temple” by Jouis Jacques Mande Daguerre

  29. Photography • Some painters believed that the new medium was unfair • Why do you think so?

  30. “Julia Jackson” by Julia Margaret Cameron; 1886

  31. Graphic Design – Ch. 9 • Of all art forms, we encounter graphic designs most frequently in our daily life • Graphic design – refers to process of working with words and pictures to enhance visual communication • Employs art and technology

  32. Saks Fifth Avenue Logo by Michael Bierut

  33. GD - Typography • Art and technique of composing printed material from letterforms (typefaces or fonts)

  34. “Newyorkistan” by MairaKalman and Rick Meyerowitz

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