Monday, March 23, 2009

CENTENNIAL PARK, HERE WE COME!


HEY FOLKS,
Here is some general, yet important info about Saturday, April 18th's class...

Meet in the parking lot at the South entrance of Centennial Park at 9:00 AM SHARP!:
10000 Rt. 108
Ellicott City, MD

General Information: 410-313-4700
Link to the Park's website: CENTENNIAL PARK

Dress COMFORTABLY! You will be walking around a park for five hours, for goodness sake! Also, be prepared to GET DIRTY! You may consider bringing gloves if its a little chilly or if you don't want to get your hands too muddy.

WHAT TO BRING:
*A bag-lunch. There are pavilions and picnic areas where you can take a break to eat lunch.
*Your sketchbook (hopefully full of some notes you took and pictures you printed out about Andy G's work!)
*A Camera (if possible)
*Your smart GT art-makin' brains
*cookies and brownies for Ms. Brennan, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Bae (just kidding, but seriously...
but just kidding :-) )

DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT THE POWERPOINT PRESENTATION BELOW ON ANDY GOLDSWORTHY'S WORK FROM LAST CLASS
ALSO, ARTIST STATEMENT INFO IS LISTED TO THE RIGHT...

Andy Goldsworthy Inspiration

Hey everyone!
As discussed last class, we will be building installations from nature like the sculptor/photographer Andy Goldsworthy on Saturday, April 18 at Centennial Park. Below is the presentation we showed in class to help get your brains imagining the possibilities of the art you can make with nature.

Andy Goldsworthy.ppt Only] Andy Goldsworthy.ppt Only] JenESmith

Saturday, January 10, 2009

CLASS: SATURDAY, JANUARY 10TH

ATTN: Class IS on for today. We will see you at 9 a.m.

Monday, October 27, 2008

Lions, Tigers, and Bears...OH MY! ...and dinosaurs, and elephants, and ...

Hey GT students! (plus parents and guardians!)

Its FIELD TRIP TIME!!!..well...almost.

We are heading to the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. for our Saturday, Dec. 13 class to do some drawings of wacky sights in a location other than our usual, boring, white-walled classroom. If time allows, we can possibly head over to the National Gallery of Art for some more inspiration.



View the Field Trip form below, print it, then sign and return it to us if you plan on attending our field trip.
NOTE: The field trip DOES count as one of our regular classes, as we will be using what we see/draw/photograph for a later assignment. Therefore, as with every class, it is important for you to attend (and you should, because it will be EXTRA fun since we are in a cool setting!)

In order to read the Field Trip form online:
Read through all directions before actually doing them!

1) Click on the small square located on the far right of the "Scribd" toolbar. (When you do this, the class website screen will go away, and you will be looking at a gray screen with a larger version of the Field Trip form.)

2) When you get to the light gray screen, you can enlarge or shrink the Field Trip form by clicking on the "plus" (+) and minus (-) symbols at the top-right of the page.

3) To get back to the class website page, click on the "X" located at the far top right of the page.

To print the Field Trip form:
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lick on the drop-down box of the "iPaper" icon located at the top left of the "Scribd" toolbar. When the drop-down menu appears, click "Print" to print the form.



Saturday, October 25, 2008

Your pumpkin still life photos...

Click here --> Pumpkin Still Life Photos

Please have these completed to bring in for next class to critique on 11/8/08.

GT Upper (8-12 grade): Please have both your dessert drawing/painting AND your pumpkin paintings for our next class 11/8/08.

Check out some of the finished pieces below!

Sunday, October 5, 2008

Your still life photos...

Hi Everyone!
The link for the photos you took to finish your still life is below. When you see your photo, click on it and it will enlarge.
For the next class (10/25/08), you need to bring the completed painting/drawing, as well as your carved pumpkin. Have a great two weeks! See you soon!

Your Still Life Photos!