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Welcome to Wednesday

June 29th

2011Journal

Check

Developing

Visual

Literacy

Thursdays

Field Trip

Itinerary

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What do artists

do?

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What do artists do?

Artists

Record the World

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Artists Provide Tangible (visible) Form

to Ideas, Philosophies, Feelings

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Artists

Provide Tangible Form to the

Unknown

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Artists Help us See the World in a

New or Innovative way

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Perception

How Do We Perceive the World?

Idea (Greek idein [to

see])

I see = I understand

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Doeseveryone

see thesame

thing?

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Intensify your

PERCEPTION

Develop your

VISUAL

LITERACY

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Archimboldo, Seasons,1560s

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Creativity

Artists actively

respond

to their world

Always searching

for anew solution

Pablo Picasso,Bulls Head

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PROBLEM : large, roundesque watermelons

don't fit efficiently into typical Japanese

refrigerators

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How do we understand what

we see?

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Jasper Johns, Three Flags, 1958, Encaustic on canvas, 30 7/8 x 45 1/2 x 5 in., Whitney Museum of AmericanArt, New York

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Vermeer, Mistress and

Maid, c. 166667, oil

on

canvas

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Jasper Johns, Three Flags, 1958, Encaustic on canvas, 30 7/8 x 45 1/2 x 5 in., Whitney Museum of AmericanArt, New York

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Felix

Weldon,

Marine

Corps WarMemorial,

Arlington,

Virginia,

1954

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Faith Ringgold, God Bless

America, 1964

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Andy Warhol,

Race Riot,

1963

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Scott Tyler,

What is theProper Way to Display

the American Flag? 1989

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Yukinori Yanagi: The World Flag Ant Farm, 1990

Ants, colored sand, plastic boxes, plastic tubes, 170 boxes

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Ants create a newcross-cultural network of

multinational symbols

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Flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain

and Northern Ireland

Union Flag orUnion Jack

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Correct way to fly flag,

assuming hoist to the left

Incorrect way to fly flag,

assuming hoist to the

left

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Thursdays Field Trip: The British Museum

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Thursdays Field Trip: The British Museum

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This small display

explores the range of

work by sculptor, letter

cutter, engraver andtypographer Eric Gill by

contrasting his public

commissions with his

private art.

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Gill Sans

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Discover the secrets

behind this shadow-

and-light box

installation bycontemporary artist

Xu Bing, inspired by a

Chinese painting inthe Museums

collection.

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The

Rosetta

Stone

Egypt,

PtolemaicPeriod, 196

BC

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The Elgin Marbles

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Parthenonsculpture:

Centaur

and Lapith

The

Acropolis,

Athens,Greece,

around 440

BC

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AD

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Museum of London

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Museum of London

Streetphotographs are

atthe heartofour

understanding of

London as a diverse and

dynamic capital. They

are characterised byan

elementofchance - a

fortunate encounter, a

fleeting expression, amomentary

juxtaposition, capturing

an ever-changing city.

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