Author: Linda Armstrong Publisher: Mark Twain Media ISBN: 1580377874 Category : Education Languages : en Pages : 144
Book Description
Bring creativity into the classroom using Everyday Art for the Classroom Teacher for grades 4 and up! This 144-page resource features short, easy activities designed for a busy classroom. The book includes more than 110 seasonal arts-and-crafts projects and activities, and most of the projects require only standard school supplies. Projects include creating class election tags, a color wheel, a dreidel, holiday tetrahedrons, and stained glass butterflies. This book is a perfect addition to any hands-on class.
Author: Lane Relyea Publisher: MIT Press ISBN: 0262316935 Category : Art Languages : en Pages : 264
Book Description
A critic takes issue with the art world's romanticizing of networks and participatory projects, linking them to the values of a globalized, neoliberal economy. Over the past twenty years, the network has come to dominate the art world, affecting not just interaction among art professionals but the very makeup of the art object itself. The hierarchical and restrictive structure of the museum has been replaced by temporary projects scattered across the globe, staffed by free agents hired on short-term contracts, viewed by spectators defined by their predisposition to participate and make connections. In this book, Lane Relyea tries to make sense of these changes, describing a general organizational shift in the art world that affects not only material infrastructures but also conceptual categories and the construction of meaning. Examining art practice, exhibition strategies, art criticism, and graduate education, Relyea aligns the transformation of the art world with the advent of globalization and the neoliberal economy. He analyzes the new networked, participatory art world—hailed by some as inherently democratic—in terms of the pressures of part-time temp work in a service economy, the calculated stockpiling of business contacts, and the anxious duty of being a “team player” at work. Relyea calls attention to certain networked forms of art—including relational aesthetics, multiple or fictive artist identities, and bricolaged objects—that can be seen to oppose the values of neoliberalism rather than romanticizing and idealizing them. Relyea offers a powerful answer to the claim that the interlocking functions of the network—each act of communicating, of connecting, or practice—are without political content.
Author: Betty J. Peterson Publisher: ISBN: Category : Costume Languages : en Pages : 110
Book Description
This 50-page, soft-cover book is designed to provide instructions for making costumes from paper bags, newspaper, wrapping paper, crepe paper, and other paper products. The costumes seem appropriate for students in preschool through grade 6. Some of the suggested costumes include: pirate, owl, mailman, toy soldier, caterpillar, Egyptian, jester, scarecrow, pilgrim, and spaceman. MJJ, 12-76.
Author: Ruth Boddington Publisher: Blurb ISBN: 9780464701705 Category : Languages : en Pages : 218
Book Description
This book is just one artist's insight into the 'The Everyday' and 'The Mundane', and how specific elements such as repetition and obsession correlate so closely within the concept as a whole. Through her own practice, you see how the artist's drawings develop and evolve within the prolonged duration of the project, and how her entire understanding of the concept of 'Repetition' and 'The Everyday' within contemporary art changes her approach to the concept of art-making as a whole.
Author: Simone Grunewald
Author: Lewis Foreman Day
Author: Linda Armstrong
Author: Lane Relyea
Author: Linda Montano
Author: Daisy Delvalle Sawer
Author: Betty J. Peterson
Author: Harriet Irene Goldstein
Author: Franklin Thomas Baker
Author: Ruth Boddington