Showing posts with label 3rd Grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3rd Grade. Show all posts
Monday, May 2, 2016
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
3rd Grade Grant Wood Farmscapes
Artists in 3rd grade learned all about the artist Grant
Wood. Grant Wood was a famous artist in
the style of Regionalism, which is art about a certain area or region. Wood grew up in Iowa and liked to paint and
draw things he saw in the small rural community where he lived. He is famous for his farm landscape paintings
and the painting “American Gothic”. Like
Wood, 3rd graders showed distance in their artwork by making sure to
have a background, middle ground and foreground. They made sure things that were close were
big and things that were farther away were smaller. They worked on adding lots of details to make
interesting farmscapes!
Great Job 3rd Graders!!!!
Monday, November 2, 2015
3rd Grade Picasso Self-Portraits
The 3rd grade students learned about
the artist Pablo Picasso
through a power point. They learned that
Picasso was born in Spain and has become one of the world’s most famous
artists. The students were able to see
the progression of his different styles of art.
The Blue
Period was a time that was depressing and sad for
Picasso. He showed this through painting
his artwork in all different shades of blue.
His next period was called the Rose Period. He used more bright and cheerful colors and
this was a more happy time in Picasso’s life.
The period that Picasso is most famous for is CUBISM. Cubism is using various shapes to create an
artwork showing multiple viewpoints at the same time. This makes it ABSTRACT,
or art inspired by something from real life but it is made to look different
than in real life. Picasso loved to use people as his subject matter so the 3rd
graders drew a self-portrait and by using various lines, shapes and colors they
made it an abstract artwork.
Great
Work 3rd Graders!
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