I decided that we would play an active game with small versions of paintings in 4 distinct styles. There are many more styles and some seem to overlap a bit to my novice eyes. I made sure to choose styles (and examples) that are very easy to spot. I collected examples of each style and put them together in collages or printing. I've included:
- Pop Art
- Impressionism
- Cubism
- Realism.
Here's how we are using them. We will have an "art museum gallery" divided into four sections, each labeled with a painting style. I plan to just put up 4 pieces of paper. I will choose one example of each style to show the girls and put them in the proper section of the gallery. The girls will be divided into teams and given the remaining cut out paintings to put up in the gallery. We will do this as a relay race between and see which team can get all of their paintings displayed properly.
Do you have any other ideas for how to use these paintings with the girls?
This is a great idea! I'll be using this today. Thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteThank you !! I am not familiar with art so I have a question.... You posted 5 picture collages but 4 styles. How can I identify which style each group is? Thank You in Advance
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer :) I wasn't clear on the styles myself until I read through the Brownie pamphlet on the painting badge. Have a look there and I think you'll be able to pick them out. I made sure to choose examples that are easy to categorize. Basically, the ones that look cartoon-ish are pop art, the ones that look blocky like they were made out of geometric shapes are cubism, the ones that look real are realism, and all the rest are impressionism. Have fun!
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ReplyDeleteThank you! I'm going to try this out this week!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I'm going to try this out this week!
ReplyDeleteAwesome thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteYour blog is a gift that continues to give. Using this for a multi-age Fine Arts weekend for my membership area. You saved me alot of work .... in gratitude.
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