The first
grade students learned about the artist Jim Dine through a power
point. They learned that he is a living
artist who was born in Ohio, but now lives in Europe. We talked about symbols and how people
all over the world recognize what a heart is.
We looked at different examples of Jim Dine’s work with hearts in
them. Students learned about the clay
process and were able to create a heart slab and attached coils to fill their
heart. Students also learned about the
clay firing process and were able to see the kiln. Students used a crayon
resist technique to color their clay to replicate the style of Jim Dine’s
artwork.
These are so sweet! I love the coil patterns and the way they were painted! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. What was used to color the clay pieces?
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