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Art Criticism Lesson Ideas for Assemblage Sculpture Project - Page 2

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Oct 6, 2000

My next article will be on Georgia O'Keefe. We will look at how to study an artist. We will discuss teaching methods to employ to teach students about the artist's works, life, time period, and then discuss how to use master artworks to inspire students during the production stage of learning, without encouraging students to just "copy" master artworks. Until then, Keep it Creative! Colleen Madonna Flood Williams

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3. Oct 12, 2000 5:13 PM
This is so great, because with this method, art appreciation is truly enhanced. I enjoyed the article immensely. Thanks for teaching us, "older kids," too! I hope you're doing well on your end, Col ...

-- posted by Renie_Burghardt

2. Oct 12, 2000 2:04 PM
I always wondered how an art critic came up with their thoughts on the particular piece of work. I never could draw worth a flip in real life, but I started playing with my paint programs and just ha ...

-- posted by mastiffs2005

1. Oct 7, 2000 7:18 AM
Sounds like you are right on track with your specialty. I love Georgia O'Keefe, so will look forward to your next article. Jerri ...

-- posted by jerrib

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