NTI Day 4- 3/21/18

March 21, 2018 is NTI Day #4 (non-traditional instruction)Today, Kindergarten and 1st grade students have an art assignment to complete. Please click the following link to more information on Fine Arts assignments for NTI Days.

Artist: Carmen Lomas Garza, painter

Here are two paintings by contemporary artist, Carmen Lomas Garza. She’s a Mexican-American artist who uses art to tell stories from her childhood and she often shows what makes her community special. What story is she telling us here? What are clues she gives us to help us know what’s happening? How does she draw and paint her people?

Carmen Lomas Garza, Sandía, 1997

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Carmen Lomas Garza, Tamalada, 1990

Tamalada | Smithsonian American Art Museum

Visiting Center: Wearable Art at Collage Center

What is wearable art? It’s art that you can wear! There are some special materials to use at the collage center. Remember, your wearable art must still pass the shake test.

Some ideas:

  • clothing (tie, belt, hat)
  • a mask
  • a piece of jewelry (bracelet, watch)
  • something protective (shield or armor)

Artist- Umberto Boccioni, futurist

Umberto Boccioni was an Italian artist who spent a lot of time thinking about the future. He thought about how the world, people, and machines would be in the future. Create an artwork that shows what you think the future will look like. Choose one of following ideas or combine them. This art could become a WOW artwork.

  • People- will we develop new abilities, be taller, stronger?
  • Toys- will people use toys? What will they look like?
  • Cities- will cities exist? What will they look like, where will they be?
  • Nature- what will the environment look like? How will it be cared for?
  • Technology- what tech will we use every day? How will it help people live better lives?
  • Clothing- what clothing will we wear?
  • Travel- how will we get from place to place?
  • Earth- what will Earth look like?

2018- Art to Remember Ordering

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Students have worked hard to complete their stunning artworks for Art to Remember.

Important dates:

  • Thursday, February 22– Order forms sent home
  • Friday, March 2-Online/phone orders due
  • End of March– Orders will arrive at Southside

Please make sure your Art to Remember order form has your student’s name and artwork on it. Each form is personalized, so it is very important that you have your student’s order form. *If you have another student’s order form, please return it to me (Ms. Baird) and I will get you a new one. 

This year, Southside is using online or phone orders only. Directions on how to order are on the back of your order form. Please do not send completed orders, checks, or money to school.

If you have any questions, please contact me at: sara.baird@woodford.kyschools.us

Thank you!

Van Gogh Trees

Vincent Van Gogh loved to show nature in his artworks, especially trees. Here are some of his artworks that show trees.