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Exploring Abstract Art with Piet Mondrian Inspired Workshop

Discover the world of abstract art through the style of Piet Mondrian. Learn about the De Stijl art movement, shapes, primary colors, and create your own masterpiece in this hands-on workshop.

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Exploring Abstract Art with Piet Mondrian Inspired Workshop

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  1. Looking at Different Artists Abstract Art

  2. What is Abstract Art? • Art that does not show realistic images (landscapes) • Uses shapes, colors andlines to create art

  3. Piet Mondrian • 1872 – 1944 • Dutch abstract art painter • Made big changes because of his art to graphic design, architecture and interior design • Part of the De Stijl art movement in the 20th century

  4. His Style • Definitive abstractism • Using shapes and lines only to create art • Some of his famous paintings…

  5. De Stijl Art • Using lines, rectangles and squares • Primary colors only • Have you seen something similar to these before?

  6. What We Will Do • Make our own! • Each of you will get a rectangle cut out and a blank piece of paper • Using a black crayon/pencil crayon make outlines on your paper • They have to be parallel to the page • That means no diagonals!

  7. What We Will Do • You should have traced it at least 10 times • They can go outside of the paper and overlap! • Only use primary colors (red, yellow and blue) • Color in all the rectangles and squares made • Leave the other areas white • Try your best to stay in the lines

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