ideas about Nature

Ideas about Nature

Jeanie Richardson

Liberty Blake

Jim Gordon: Graft

George Inness November Montclair

Ideas about Nature,

Evolution, Entropy, Wilderness, Weather Systems, Systems, Sustainablility , Environment, Light, Romanticism, Intuition , Spirit, Landscaper, Entropy, Urbanity, Utopia, Distopia , Youth, Time, Ephemeral, Motivation, Evolution, Civilization, Escape, Landscape , Natural History, Roots Culture, Homeland, “Green” , Acadia , Survival, Wilderness, Landscape vs Urbanity,

Assignment:

Research earth ecological artists, post about one.

Review Alisha Anderson Web site https://www.alishaanderson.org/work

Create a container of natural materials.

Liberty Blake Landscapes assembled from cut paper, deliberately awkward, precariously balanced

Curriculum Sketch Ideas

Themes of Curriculum Theory that Define the Content of Art Education

Spirt Collage Curriculum Sketch Ideas

Ideas about Nature

Mandala

 Clark Goldsberry Demolition Mandala

Spiritual or Religious?

 Rosemary lemon cake, backyard dream mandala

Natalie stick figure

two mountain
mandalas

I am Brave Enough and the stone mandala

Collage

Bricolage, French for "tinkering" is the construction a work from a diverse range of things that happen to be available. This process, in literature and in art, is about shaping a text or the meaning of an image by reference to other texts or images, making meaning within  intertextuality.  Derrida pointed out the necessity of borrowing from conventions or heritage, which may be coherent or in a state of ruin, so that all discourse is bricoleur. Rather than figuring things out analytically, a bricolage approach is a way to learn and solve problems by playing around. A bricoleur appropriates images and text in ways that erase or subvert their original meaning.

In modern life, images. including photographs are ubiquitous. They are both precious and almost worthless by virtue of their number. We post them, we communicate with them, they are ever present and   always surrounding us..  The collage is an apt metaphor for postmodern notions of art-making, drawing upon the semiotics of reusing and recasting signs and creating new referents and new meaning. In a photograph, we attempt to capture the ephemeral fleeting moments of life as it is lived.

exhibitions 2

Springville Museum High School Art Show