narrative art

Narrative ArtObjective: You will define and identify narrative art

in order to interpret your surrealistic collage.

Drill:

1. What does a narrator do?2. What is narrative art?3. List 5+ examples of narrative

art: (on next slides)

Today you are going to narrate your surreal collage using symbolism.

Afterward, we will hang our art up for a

critique. Critique sheet is at the corner of your

table. (blue)

A narrative is…• Final exam –

A narrative tells a story.

Narrative art tells a story using images.

• Dictionary- the art or practice of narrating (telling stories).

Children’s stories

Cave Paintings- Petroglyphs

What is this?

What is the subject (objects/ images)?Story?

Who made it?

Last Supper- Leonardo Da Vinci

What is this?What is the subject (objects/ images)?Story?Who made it?

Tomb paintings- Hieroglyphics

• What is this?

• What is the subject (objects/ images)?

• Story?

• Who made it?

Chinese Scrolls

• What is this?• What is the subject (objects/ images)?• Who made it?

Stained Glass

• What is this?

• What is the subject (objects/ images)?

• Who made it?

Comics without words

Narrate your artwork: Tell a story!

Nail polish- Beauty

Taco bell- Nourishment

Hand- strength

Giraffe- Seeing from a higher perspective.

Mountains- Nature

Full meaning- I need to make sure I check my perspective and recognize the nature of my own true beauty. I am on a path to health and my inner strength.

Objective: You will evaluate your artwork in order to analyze what you and classmates have made.

1. Get a CRITIQUE sheet from the corner of your table.

2. Take out your artwork.

3. Answer the questions .

4. In 10 minutes after instructions you will tape your artwork to the chalkboard with a yellow number.

Hang your art on board:

1. Get a yellow number.

2. Tape the number on the board.

3. Clip your art up next to the number.

4. Place them as close together at you can.

• Do not cover any one else’s art.

• Make sure it is not behind a computer.Objective: You will evaluate your

artwork in order to analyze what you and classmates have learned.

Turn these in today:

To be graded box:

Artwork and critique sheet

Pile next to the “to be graded box”:

Sketchbook

SymbolsShell- rebirthArch- goal, dreams, my

vision of futureFlowers in tree- My

familyHead with eyes open-

awakeningGrasshopper- leaping

forwardSpider’s web- create

your own life

Birth of Venus’ IdealsBIRTH OF VENUS’ IDEALSVenus, the idealist, is dreaming.She knows the world could be better.She has the ability to help others be happier and more

creative.She transforms into Slender Grasshopper, facing the arch.Stairs intimidate because they take effort, they take time.Grasshopper is patient and waits.The challenges that lie ahead are simply steps toward the

goal, lessons for greater living.

One large hop toward the archway. Friends aid in the blossoming of the idea.The dream will manifest.Wait once more, sitting closer to the arch.Enlightenment is ahead.Change will bring harmony.Grasshopper hears spider whisper,

“It’s your web, weave what you like.”… and grasshopper leaps through the arch.Venus awakens…

Skies blush to violet hues.The world is reborn…

Like venus from her shell.

Today’s Goal:GRADE:1. Background.

2. Draw/ collage 5+ images. Must draw and collage at least one. (Use images from folders to draw)

3. Looks surreal.

4. List objects and the symbolic meaning. (make it up)

5. Narrate your work. Write 2 sentences that ties it together.

Nail polish- Beauty

Taco bell- Nourishment

Hand- strength

Giraffe- Seeing from a higher perspective.

Mountains- Nature

Full meaning- I need to make sure I check my perspective and recognize the nature of my own true beauty, my health, and my inner strength.

Mindful art due Monday

Today’s Goal:1. Draw and collage at least 5 objects onto your background. (Use images from folders to draw)

2. List all 5 objects.

3. Create a meaning for them.

4. Write a summary of what they mean together.

5. NARRATE YOUR ARTWORK.

Nail polish- Beauty

Taco bell- Nourishment

Hand- strength

Giraffe- Seeing from a higher perspective.

Mountains- Nature

Full meaning- I need to make sure I check my perspective and recognize the nature of my own true beauty, my health, and my inner strength.

In the door.

Today: Write your narrative.1. Take time to write your

interpretation of your artwork.

2. What is your artwork saying?

3. What story could be told if you were in the picture?

4. What does it mean?5. How can you tie your

symbolism into sentences?

6. Be poetic ~ write a fancy poem

REQUIREMENTS:

MINIMUM OF5 SENTENCESOR 10 LINESIN A POEM.

BE CREATIVE!

Today’s goal:

1. Write meaning for each object.

2. Write a story or poem to narrate your surreal artwork.

3. When you are finished writing your story, you can continue to build, paint, and create your sculptural surreal artwork.

A Genre is…• * Please write this. It will be on your

final exam!*

• Dictionary- a style of painting in which everyday subjects are treated realistically.

• Genre is an art style… like surrealism, impressionism, modern art, expressionism

***Final exam- style of art that shows scenes of everyday life