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Ceramic Art History

Ceramic Art History. Objectives: We will discuss ceramic art history. We will create a slab sculpture in groups. Complete and use Cornell Notes. Early History. First methods were hand constructed. Slab construction around for around 4000 years. Ancient Greek cities and Egyptian pyramids.

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Ceramic Art History

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  1. Ceramic Art History • Objectives: • We will discuss ceramic art history. • We will create a slab sculpture in groups. • Complete and use Cornell Notes.

  2. Early History • First methods were hand constructed. • Slab construction around for around 4000 years. • Ancient Greek cities and Egyptian pyramids. • Utilitarian uses began around 9000 BCE • Before this use was for rituals.

  3. Frances Simches • 1920-1975, Modern • American artist, Michigan • Teacher and artist. • Developed technique for building on large scale. • Contrasting forms represent her work.

  4. Michael moore • Born 1968 • Contemporary • Ireland • Inspired by geology and architecture.

  5. Activity Time! • Per table: 3 sheets paper • 2 Scissors • Tape • Make a slab sculpture with table members • Write something you learned on each “slab” • Requirements: Use negative space • At least 3 different shapes • Curves

  6. Clean up! • Throw away scraps. • Put away scissors. • Return to seats. • Keep “Sculptures” at tables.

  7. Discussion • What are some differences and similarities between slab construction and coil building? • When might you use one over the other?

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