Jack Leamy Teacher
  • HOME-CURRICULUM
  • FIRST STEPS.
  • LEARNING THE LANGUAGE OF DRAWING USING THE 5-VALUE SYSTEM
  • MORE MEDIA FOR PORTRAITS #1
  • MULTI MEDIA FOR PORTRAITS #2
  • Alter Ego/Superpower
  • SELF PORTRAIT STEPS USING TECH, PENCIL AND PAPER
  • CHANGE MAKERS - MESSAGE CARRIERS
  • VERSIONS OF ME
  • STUDENT PORTFOLIO INSTRUCTIONS
  • ART KIT
  • LEARNING THE LANGUAGE OF DRAWING
  • HUMANE PORTRAITS
    • ISADORA
    • SEAMUS
    • JIM
    • TAHIRA
  • Untitled
  • Mapping the Circle 0f Life
  • Finding Meaning in the Commonplace
  • CODE NAME
    • GRAFFITI INSPIRATION
    • PAINTING WITH POWER
  • INTERSECTIONS
  • WITHOUT WORDS
  • CREATIVE STRATEGIES
  • BLACK LIVES MATTER
    • ALTENIER COOK
    • CLYDE
  • Introduction
  • Task
  • Process
  • Resources
  • Evaluation
  • Conclusion
  • HOME-CURRICULUM
  • FIRST STEPS.
  • LEARNING THE LANGUAGE OF DRAWING USING THE 5-VALUE SYSTEM
  • MORE MEDIA FOR PORTRAITS #1
  • MULTI MEDIA FOR PORTRAITS #2
  • Alter Ego/Superpower
  • SELF PORTRAIT STEPS USING TECH, PENCIL AND PAPER
  • CHANGE MAKERS - MESSAGE CARRIERS
  • VERSIONS OF ME
  • STUDENT PORTFOLIO INSTRUCTIONS
  • ART KIT
  • LEARNING THE LANGUAGE OF DRAWING
  • HUMANE PORTRAITS
    • ISADORA
    • SEAMUS
    • JIM
    • TAHIRA
  • Untitled
  • Mapping the Circle 0f Life
  • Finding Meaning in the Commonplace
  • CODE NAME
    • GRAFFITI INSPIRATION
    • PAINTING WITH POWER
  • INTERSECTIONS
  • WITHOUT WORDS
  • CREATIVE STRATEGIES
  • BLACK LIVES MATTER
    • ALTENIER COOK
    • CLYDE
  • Introduction
  • Task
  • Process
  • Resources
  • Evaluation
  • Conclusion

Task

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Task Description:
Influential Artwork as Influencing Culture.
Choose your favorite work of art, one that has influenced you and describe why. Use content vocabulary to illuminate and establish its social value and what social class the work serves including the context it was made in. Determine if the artwork remains socially relevant now in terms of what social class it serves or who it benefits. Is it for commodity or community? Discuss in groups (3-4 students) through the lens of social justice. Refer to class readings and videos.

Objectives:
1. Describe the artwork using content vocabulary.
2. Critique its social value and relevancy.
3. Determine who or what the artwork serves (Community or Commodity).

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