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Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

Teacher’s Name: Dr. Anand Jaiswal (Assistant Professor)

Lesson Plan for Theory Date: 27, 28 January, 2015 Days: 2 Time: 10 am to 11 am

Class: BFA 7th

Semester (Group A & C, Painting & Sculpture) PAPER- III Aesthetics (Western)

Date Topic References

27/1/2015 Karl Marx’s Theory (Introduction)

Giriraj Koshor Agrawal- Saundarya Kala

Aur Sameeksha Shashtra, lalit Kala

Prakashan, Aligarh .

Rajendra Bajapai- Saundarya,

MadhyaPradesh Hindi Granth c, Bhopal.

Chandra Kala Mata- Bhartiya Evam

Pashchatya: Adharbhoot Tatva, Y.K.

publishers, Agra.

28/1/2015

Social status & Karl Marx

Lesson Plan for Practical Date: 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 January, 2014 Days: 5

Time: 9 am to 10 am, 11am to 1 pm & 2pm to 5 pm (Tuesday, Wednesday)

Time: 9 am to 1 pm & 2pm to 5 pm (Thursday, Friday)

Time: 9 am to 1pm (Saturday)

Class: BFA 8

th sem. (4

th year) (Group B, Applied Arts)

PAPER- VI (Photography)

PAPER- VII (Computer Graphics)

Date Topic: Computer Graphics Topic: Photography References

27/1/2015

Product Campaign

(Stationary Design- Logo) Photo Illustration-1

Through

Demonstration

28/1/2015 (Stationary Design- Letter Head,

Envelope, Visiting Card)

Photo Illustration-2 -do-

29/1/2015 -do-


30/1/2015 Product Campaign (Poster-1)


31/1/2015 Product Campaign (Poster-2)



From:- SANDEEP KUMAR (Assi. Pro.)

Lesson Plan for BFA - 6th

Sem. Date 26

th Jan. 2015 Days: 3 Days, Mon to Wed. Time: 9 to 10 am

PAPER- 3rd

Advertising Profession & Pratice


26Jan. 2015

Holiday

27Jan. 2015

Unit-2nd

Concept Planning

Advertising management, Mukesh Trehaan,

Ranju Trehaan, internet slideshare.com

28Jan. 2015

Creative research

Advertising management, Mukesh Trehaan,

Ranju Trehaan, internet slideshare.com

Ajit kumar, 27-28 january 2015, Lesson Plan for B.F.A (Sixth semester)

Lesson Plan for :B.F.A (Sixth Semester)

Paper:II-History Of Western Art(Theory)

Date: 20/1/2015; Days: Three ; Teacher: Ajit kumar

Time: 12noon -1 pm

PAPER- II


27/1/2015

JOHN CONSTABLE (1776–1837) .

John Constable addressed the agrarian

situation of the Industrial Revolution in

his landscape paintings. “Painting is

but another word for feeling‖ -

Constable.

Gardner’s Art Through the Ages- Fred S. Kleiner.

History of Art- H.W. JANSON.

A Basic History Of Art- H.W. JANSON and

Anthony F. Janson. (Page no.-340-394)

28/1/2015

―Realism‖ with a capital ‗R‘ refers a

specific movement of art that

occurred, mainly in France, in the

mid-1800s.

Gardner’s Art Through the Ages- Fred S. Kleiner.

History of Art- H.W. JANSON.

A Basic History Of Art- H.W. JANSON and

Anthony F. Janson. (Page no.-340-394)


From:- RAVINDER SINGH(Assi.Pro.)

Lesson Plan for BFA 6th

Sem.

Date 26th

to 28th

Jan. 2015 Days: 3 Days, Mon to Wed. Time: 9 to 10 am

PAPER- 2nd

Aesthitics(Indian)


26Jan. 2015

Holiday

Aesthetics Meaning- Rekha Jhanji

27Jan.2015

Unit-II

Shadangas


28Jan.2015

……….Do………..


Lesson Plan for BFA 8

th Sem.

Date 29th

to 31st

Jan. 2015 Days: 3 Days, Thu to Sat. Time: 9 to 10 am

PAPER- 3rd

History of western art


29Jan. 2015

Unit 1

Expressionism

Arnason: History of modern Art

30Jan.2015

Unit 1

Expressionism


31Jan. 2015

………Do…………



From:- RAVINDER SINGH(Assi. Pro.)

Lesson Plan for 4th sem.

Date 26

th Jan. 2015 Days: 6 Days, Mon to Fri. Time: 10am to 5pm

PRACTICAL -6th

Sem.(Group A)


26Jan. 2015

Holiday Practical

27Jan. 2015

Composition Study Practical

28Jan.2015

------Do-------- Practical

29Jan. 2015


30Jan 2015


31Jan 2015


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Lesson Plan for __Indian Art_4th Year _BFA__2015______________________ Date______26

th -28

th January______ Days__Monday-Wednesday______

Time___9 am-10am____________

Teacher's Name _Chandrima Das_______________

PAPER- ____I_________________________


26th

January

Madras and South art movement ::::::::::::::

1. How they come from?

2. How they developed their works?

3. What was the theme?

4. What was the ideology?

5. Who were the artists?

10 minutes discussion

• Bibliography— 1. Indian Art-Partha

Mitter

2. Indian Art History-

Krishna

Chayatanya

3. Indian Art an

overview- Gayatri

Sinha

4. Vadera Art Gallery

Book-Post

Independence

27th

January

KCS Panniker Kovalezhi Cheerampathoor Sankaran Paniker (May 31,

1911- January 15, 1977) carried the imprints of the water-

logged landscape of Kerala, its life, arts, and philosophy

when he moved out in early childhood. His career as a

painter moved through three distinct periods. His early

paintings, in water colors, depicted the wonders of rural

Kerala. In the second phase, the rustic people with a

distinctive Dravidian stamp marked his humanscape. The

final segment had a visual language culled from symbols

and motifs from Kerala's arts and metaphysics.

Paniker was a child prodigy who began painting at eleven.

His early paintings in water colors are luminous: the sun-

dappled coconut and areca nut farms, green swaying

fields, sunlight and shadows creating patterns where

humans form a part. Rivers, ponds, sandy plains, and

village scenes bathed in colors of dusk, are visual treats.

Living in the arid land of Tamilnadu, the artist

nostalgically captured the pristine beauty of Kerala's

scenery, the lost horizon of his childhood. They are

realistic representations with personalized brush strokes

that carried features of the 'abstract.' Romantic and

-do-

decorative, these pictures filled the forties.

“The Dog”

KCS was the founder of Cholamandal (1966), an artist's

commune, the first of its kind in modern India. The very

name pointed to its southern identity in the subcontinent.

The aim was to make the artist self-dependant.


28th

January

J Sultan Ali

"I was more concerned with the heart than with the head.

If you want to paint a mango tree, establish a contact with

it. Spend a day sitting under it, then paint it."

A painter who defied classification, Sultan Ali refused to

be dictated to by the established mores of painting.

Rejecting the guidelines laid down by European art as too

formal and cold, Ali turned to the ancient art of folk

painting in India for his inspiration. A blend of the real

and the fantastic, Ali's canvases partake of the fabulous

and the mythical with the presence of symbols associated

with folk art. Gods and Kings, snakes and bulls, birds and

cats people his paintings and have come to be identified

specifically with Ali.

Born in 1920, Sultan Ali moved to Chennai where he

qualified in art from the Government College of Art,

Madras, in 1945. Subsequently, he did a course in Textile

Design at the Madras Government Textile Institute,

following it up with a diploma in photography in London.

He taught for a year in the Fine Art Department at the

Government College of Art in Madras and then went on to

-do-

teach at the Rishi Valley School in Madanapalli for six

years. He journeyed to Bastar to study the nuances of

tribal culture and this experience enabled him to fine tune

his technique and develop a style that came to be known

as his own.

Tribal God

Words & Lines II Auction Feb 01-02, 2012

J Sultan Ali

Yajuna

Pen and ink on paper

9.5 x 7.5 in According to Sultan Ali, painting is 'anand' (bliss) and he

felt that purifying the soul was an essential part of being

an artist. During the course of his journey as an artist, he

experimented with various styles, even eschewing colour

at one point because it turned attention away from the

painting itself. Ali wanted all his works to convey his

feelings felt while painting.


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Department of Fine Arts

Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

Class- B.F.A- 2nd

Year

Teacher’s Name: Mr. Randeep Singh (Research Scholar)

Lesson Plan for Theory

Date: 27-28 January, 2015 Days: 3 Time: 9 am to 3am

PAPER II – History of Western Art


26/01/15 Holiday ---------------------------------------------

27/01/15

Roman art Sculpture

History of Western Art by O. Christensen,

Paschatyakala by Dr. MamtaChaturvedi

Paschimkikala by Agrawal Ashok

28/01/15

Early Christian Art

History of Western Art by O. Christensen,

Paschatyakala by Dr. MamtaChaturvedi

Paschimkikala by Agrawal Ashok

Class- B.F.A.-1st

Teacher’s Name: Mr. Randeep Singh (Research Scholar)

Lesson Plan for Theory (Semester 2nd

)

Date: 19,20,21 September, 2015 Days: 3 Time:2 pm to 3 am

PAPER- 3ed –Appreciation and Fundamental of Visual Arts


26/01/15 Hoilday ---------------------------------------------

27/01/15

Definnation of Painting

Types of painting

Meaning of Art By Herbert(English)

Trible Art, By Dr. Variar Alivin(English)

Art of India By Stella Karmisch(English)

Bhartiya lok kala ke Abhipraye By Dr.Manjula

Chatrvedi (Hindi)

Lalit kala Ke aadarbhut Sithant By -Dr.

Meenakshi Bharti (Hindi)

28/01/14

Performing art

Bhartiya lok kala ke Abhipraye By Dr.Manjula

Chatrvedi (Hindi

Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra Lesson Plan for _B.F.A. Applied arts, 8

th semester

Teacher Name : Rakesh Kumar Chaudhary, Assistant Professor B.F.A. Applied Arts

Date-27,28 january 2015

Days- Tue,Wed

Time-10am to 11 am

Class - B.F.A. Applied Arts ,8th

semester

PAPER- PAPER-III : ADVERTISING PROFESSION & PRACTICE ( Semester 8th )


27/01/2015

Research and Motivational Research:

Definition and Marketing Research

Process

Vigyapan Design : Narendra Yadav

Marketing management : Philip kotler

28/01/2015

Motivational research

Vigyapan Design : Narendra Yadav

Marketing management : Philip kotler

Lesson Plan for B.F.A. Applied Arts, 6th

semester

Date-27,28,29,30,31 January 2015

Day- Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri Time- 09 am to 10 am and 11 am to 5 pm

Day- Sat Time- 09 am to 01 pm

PRACTICAL –

PAPER – V : Day: Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri,Sat


27/01/2015

MAGAZINE LAYOUT & TYPOGRAPHY Through Demonstration & conversation

28/01/2015


29/01/2015


30/01/2015

Illustration for Book Through Demonstration & conversation

31/01/2015

Illustration for Book Through Demonstration & conversation

Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra Lesson Plan for M.F.A [Applied Art] 4th Semester

27 to 28 January, 2015 (Monday to Wednesday) Time: 9 to 10 AM

PAPER- Advertising Foundation and Dimensions


27-1-2015 Controversial Products in Advertising

Art & Science of Advertsing

Noorjehan A.K.A Hanif, K. Chanderkandan,

N. Balasubramani,

Vigyapan technique and sidhant, by Narender

Yadav

28-01-2015 Controversial Advertising examples

Contemporary Advertising

Bovee/ F. Arens

Foundation of advertising by S.A Chunnawalla

Lesson Plan for B.F.A [Applied Art] 4th Semester

27 Jan to 31 January, 2015 (Monday to Saturday) Time: 10 to 1PM & 2 to 5 PM

PRACTICAL – Press Layout


27.01.2015 Design a Press layout manually Books and Newspaper

28.01.2015 Selection of topic [ Yellow Pages] -do-

29.01.2015 Layout plan Demonstration &Conversation

30.01.2015 Thumbnails and final layout -do-

31.01.2015

Half day

Thumbnails and final layout

Submission of assignment -do-

Class Teacher Dalbir singh


Lesson Plan for _B.F.A. Sculpture, 4th,,

6th

, 8th

semester

Teacher Name : Geeti Karmaker, Assistant Professor B.F.A. Sculpture


semester

Date-26,27,28,29,30,31 january 2015

Days- Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri Time-10am to 4:30 pm

Sat Time-10am to 1:00 pm

Class - B.F.A. Sculpture 4th

semester

Practical- Wood carving


26/01/2015

Republic Day

27/01/2015

Composition in direct plaster of Paris Demonstration and Discussion

28/01/2015

Composition in direct plaster of Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

29/01/2015



30/01/2015



31/01/2015

Composition in direct plaster Paris



semester

Date-27, 28 january 2015

Days- Tue, Wed Time-2pm to 3 pm

Theory –

Paper III: Method And Material


27/01/2015

Lost wax casting process of metal. A hand book of method and material :

Ray Smith

28/01/2015

Sand casting process of metal. A hand book of method and material :

Ray Smith


semester

Date-26, 27, 28,29,31 january 2015




semester

Practical- Relief work in clay


26/01/2015

Republic day.

27/01/2015

Composition in direct plaster of

Paris


28/01/2015


Paris


29/01/2015


Paris


30/01/2015


Paris


31/01/2015


Paris



semester

Date-29,30,31 january 2015

Days- Thu,Fri,Sat Time-9am to 10 am

Theory –

Paper I: History of Indian Art


29/01/2015

Vijaynagar Period

History of Indian Art : Haumtington

30/01/2015

Vijayanagar Period History of Indian Art : Haumtington

31/01/2015 Vijaynagar period History of Indian Art : Haumtington


semester

Date-26,27,28,29,30,31 january 2015




semester

Practical- wood carving


26/01/2015

Republic day.

27/01/2015

Stone carving Demonstration and Discussion

28/01/2015

Stone carving


29/01/2015

Stone carving


30/01/2015

Stone carving


31/01/2015

Stone carving



Lesson Plan for _B.F.A. Painting, 8th

semester

Teacher Name : Mr. Randhir Singh Pathania, Assistant Professor

Lesson Plan for B.F.A. Painting, 8th

semester

Date-27,28,29,30,31 January 2015

Day- Tue,Wed Time- 10 am to 12 pm and 01 pm to 5 pm

Day- Thu,Fri Time- 10 am to 01 pm and 01 pm to 5 pm

Day- Sat Time- 10 am to 01 pm

PRACTICAL –

Day: Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri,Sat Practical : Mural


27/01/2015

mural on wall Through Demonstration & conversation

28/01/2015

Do Through Demonstration & conversation

29/01/2015


30/01/2015


31/01/2015


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