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I see, I remember, I wonder…IMAGE ANALYSIS

Dive into the world of Aboriginal art in Canada through a visual tour, exploring the significance of animals in their culture. Engage in image analysis, printmaking, and research to discover the rich heritage of First Nations peoples and their artistic traditions. Witness the beauty of Angeconeb Ahmoo Ahneesheenahpay's "Sky World, Middle World, Under World" linocut and Kenojuak Ashevak's "Festive Loon" etching & aquatint. Learn about the sacredness of animals in Aboriginal culture and try your hand at creating a Native Canadian inspired animal print using linoleum and ink.

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I see, I remember, I wonder…IMAGE ANALYSIS

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  1. I see, I remember, I wonder…IMAGE ANALYSIS

  2. Exploring Aboriginal Art in Canada A visual tour

  3. Read the Picture…IMAGE ANALYSIS Angeconeb, Ahmoo. Ahneesheenahpay Sky World, Middle World, Under World, 1989. Linocut on paper triptych. Thunder Bay Art Gallery.

  4. Summative Task for the Unit • Create a Native Canadian inspired Animal Print using linoleum and ink Festive Loon by KenojuakAshevak, Inuit (Cape Dorset) 2008 Collection Etching & Aquatint 31 1/2" x 41 1/4"

  5. But First… • You need to learn a bit about our Aboriginal heritage here in Canada and WHY animals were so sacred to the aboriginals before contact. • Float around the room, visiting the 4 stations previous students have created, and fill out your charts • I will divide you into ‘expert’ groups, you will get 10 minutes at the assigned station so work quickly! • Once you are finished, you can return to your home group and teach the others about your First Nations group

  6. Research Continued: Culture quest • Now each of you will go to the library to conduct your own research on the Aboriginal culture you have been assigned; specifically their art work and culture • I have created sheet to help you find information and guide your research

  7. Gallery walk • Share your sketches and research with the class

  8. Printmaking: A Background • Slide show presentation

  9. Inuit Printmaking: Cape Dorset • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZ9cgA8VjIk&feature=related

  10. What do you notice about the style of the prints?

  11. Inuit Printmaking Transfer image onto block 4. Rub ink to transfer and slowly peel off paper 2. Carve out white Areas, following the Direction of forms. 3. Roll ink on with brayer. 5. Properly sign and number your prints.

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