Term 4, 2021 Online Art Course Programme
Li Jin The world is yours 2020
Hilma Af Klint
Hilma Af Klint
Course Description
Each course consists of 5 classes , each class 1hr 15mins duration, 15 students max. in each class for optimal learning environment. Suitable for students ages 6-12
During this course of five classes, students create a series of artworks inspired by contemporary artists and art traditions. They will create
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A landscape artwork inspired by Elyse Dodge focusing on geometric shapes, angles,and colour theory
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A collage artwork inspired by Andria Beighton. This will focus on developing students cutting, gluing and composition skills
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A painting inspired by Hilma Af Kllnt motifs. Students will learn about this artist's life. motifs and artmaking methods
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A series of small drawings inspired by the exhibition 'The Way We eat at Home' from the Art Gallery of NSW. The Way We Eat brings together works of art related to food – that ancient source of inspiration, pleasure and anxiety. Historical treasures and dramatic contemporary artworks in a range of media are displayed under four themes: Essential, Exchange, Excess and Enchanted. These themes consider how food is made, stored and consumed; the evolution of culinary wares; cultural exchange; and the ritual and symbolic meanings of food.
Term 2, 2021 Programme
Come along and enjoy our fun art classes in term 2, 2021. Students do a variety of art activities an illuminated letter artwork, a self-portrait artwork, an oil pastel landscape, and a felt collage. The focus of the tasks in term 2 are to develop student’s painting techniques, oil pastel techniques and felt collage making techniques. Activities include:
• Decorative Letters: students will explore various ways to write their name making it special by, decorating or 'illuminating' it in various forms, patterns and colour. In this task we will look at medieval manuscripts, in particular the Book of Kells for inspiration. Students using the first initial of their name will create their own illuminated letter using the initial of their first name. They will design the letter using watercolour paint, markers and gold paint, incorporating symbols of animals, plants and mythical creatures.
• Portrait Drawing: Students will create a portrait drawing in the style of a Renaissance portrait drawing with emphasis on proportion and facial features. Students will look at portrait artworks by various Renaissance artists. They will use markers, acetate and gold paint to create their artwork.
• A Still life drawing of a teapot or a Soft toy using watercolour pencils. Students will look at the paintings of Lucy Culliton for inspiration. Focus of this task will be on drawing shapes, detail and texture
• A felt collage inspired by the artwork of Jacopo Rosati. Students develop composition, cutting and sequencing skills
• Learning oil pastel drawing skills: students do a series of exercises using different oil pastel drawing techniques. This includes creating a small still life drawing and a landscape artwork.
Decorative Letters
Artwork by Lucy Culliton
Our art classes for kids are run over an 8 week term and include sequential lessons of themed art activities that focus on students developing art techniques, art mediums and knowledge of art history and visual arts language. We are flexible in our programming and endeavour to incorporate our students' interests into our programmes. We have an ever expanding range of programmes, here is a list of our popular programmes:
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Faces and the Body
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Exploring Paint and Colour
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Sculpture
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SoftSculpture/Plasticine model and Drawing
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Space Alert! Explore Space, Aliens and Future Worlds
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The Body in Motion
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Inside/Outside - Studying the interior and Exterior of Buildings
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Kraftwork
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Dragon Alert!
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Water,Water Everywhere!
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We're Going to the Zoo!
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A Discovery Tour of Art: Learn about 'Wild Beasts, Expressionistic Painters and Fantasy World Creators
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Jungles, castles, animals and Ghosts
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Travel the World!
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Harry Potter, Fantastic Beasts and a Book of Magic
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Mummies, Pyramids and the time of Ancient Egypt
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Landscape, Birds, Fish and Futuristic Cities
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Avatars, Soft toys and Paper Mache Bags
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Miro, the Scream and Room Interiors
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Japanese Culture and its influence on Contemporary Culture
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The World Around Us
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Cool Animals, Parody and a Lady and a Unciorn
CONTACT US if you would like more information about our programmes or for us to design a programme of classes for your particular school or group, we can also design programmes to meet all outcomes of the NSW Visual Arts Syllabus