Art Observation Papers

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This was a very interesting exhibit, as each of the artwork were handmade. This exhibit has traveled through many places and stopped in Colorado and one thing it talked about the “Slow Looking” system. This exhibition emphasizes the slow making of art by hand and how it is a vital form of knowledge. There are various textiles that were made by seven designers. There are also many fabrics that are used by the designers including, cloth, plastic, and yarn. I will be talking about what I really enjoyed about this exhibit as well as critic the fabrics. With that, talk about what they could improve on the most. Like I said before there were a lot of fabrics that had very bright colors and as well as some earthier tones that made these pieces feel homey. A piece that I really enjoyed was made by Reni Gower, I believe it was the brightest artwork in the room. It caught my attention right away and saw that the designer used acrylic paint to paint the designs and shapes onto the unique canvas. The canvas included, cheesecloth, plastic, nylon …show more content…
There was art all around the room and the color was calling my name. Like, the piece that had a dress sewn into a quilted looking blanket. The dress content was silk and it was a rich brown color that stood out from the quilt, and not only figuratively stood out, but physically stood out because it was only sewn from the back of the dress. There was a lot of emotion in each piece, you could see that there were passion and creativity put into these pieces that when you walked into the room you felt a certain way and could not stop staring. Some examples were the pieces that had a canvas out of cloth. There seems to be a lot of paint involved into these and with all them there was movement and had extra touches to them. One of them had fringes coming down the canvas and on another one had a rug looking fabric that was sticking on the side of the

The Effects of Play Activity on the Holistic Development of a Child Essay

Introduction I am require to review a play activity that I used my observational skills to plan for. I decided to do indoor art activity, which was making a Robin. Children by doing this activity may learn the textures and colours, and they will use a hand and eye co-ordination. The Intellectual, Physical, Language, social and emotional observations allows the adult to find out what children understand, how they think, what they are able to do, and interests are. This information helps the adult…

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Examples Of Toddler Observation

I completed my toddler observation in the same center as well. The class that I completed my observation in had a mixture of two and early three’s in it. The day that I completed my observation there were two teachers present and 13 children in the room. The ratio is one teacher for every 9 children so this means that they were in ratio. The children in the classroom were obviously very different from the children in the infant classroom because of their age difference and personalities. I noticed…

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Evaluating Malik's Per Classroom Observation

Per classroom observations: Malik is a sixth-grade student who enjoys drawing/art and basketball. He does not like tasks that pose a challenge and will demonstrate disruptive and inappropriate behaviors. Malik has the strength to include his written expression (neat and legible) and with basic reading and math skills. Malik is a highly verbal student who’s capable of expression his wants and needs. He has been attending OCLC since early February and currently attending regular Art/P.E classes and…

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Printmaking and Brush Drawing Paper

Monday/Wednesday March 2015 Art notes 2.1 Drawing Drawing is the basis of all visual observations. Artists reasons for drawing: -define their ideas -plan larger projects -resolve design issues in preparatory sketches -record visual observations Materials of Drawing: Dry Media Artist must first choose between wet or dry media. Pencil Color Pencil Silverpoint Charcoal Chalk, pastel, and crayon Materials of Drawing: Wet Media Ink Quill and pen Brush Drawing Paper Before paper, drawing were made on pyramids…

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Early Childhood Classroom Observation

My observation was completed at Monrovia Preschool, in Monrovia California. There were 10 children in the classroom when I arrived. The ages are 3-5 years old. I arrived at 12:30pm, right before the children’s naps began. Ms. Castro is my mentor teacher and she instructing the children to go potty, to wash their hands and faces, and grab a book and go to their mats. All the children took direction well, and for the most part the transition went smoothly other than 1 child who was cranky and didn’t…

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Essay on Perfct Family

provides a primal outlet for artistic energy and ideas  Artists draw for many reasons     To define their ideas To plan for larger projects To resolve design issues in preparatory sketches To record their visual observations Gateways to Art: Understanding the Visual Arts, Debra J. DeWitte, Ralph M. Larmann, M. Kathryn Shields 1 9/7/12 2.1 Leonardo da Vinci, Drawing for a wing of a flying machine, from the Codice Atlantico, fol. 858r. Pen and ink. Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan,…

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Essay on E111-TMA03-Observing and Assessing children

this Miss X took his torch away and took three minutes of golden play from his chart. Aaron started running around knocking chairs over, shouting ‘it’s not fair, I hate school’. Unfortunately, at this point Miss X asked that I abandon my observation to help minimise…

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Observation Notes Essay

Observation: Lily’s Flowers, 21 April Lily, Sue and Annabelle — Indoor play Lily has been experimenting with paint combinations over several days. In discussion with Sue (assistant), we decided to introduce small pots of paints and a mixing palette (off screen) so that Lily could create her own colour combinations. Sue introduced a postcard of flowers as Lily has been talking about the flowers in her own garden at home. As Lily painted she looked at the postcard very carefully, used the same…

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Fieldwork Notes Essay

Fieldwork – 1800 word limit * Issue * Debate * Unresolved * Discussion * Argue * Right justified, 1.5 line spacing * Microcosm of Public Opinion * Images you take and annotate (15/10) * Smart Art Page One – Title Page * Sace Number * Image (gotten self, “My Fieldwork Image”) * Word Count * Aim: To investigate some of the issues (in relation to the construction of the new Royal Adelaide Hospital adjacent to the western end of North Terrace)…

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Memi And Sabu Analysis

Metropolitan Museum of Art (2017), is made of Diorite, comes from Mesopotamia and is dated around 4000 years old. Additionally, there is a Sumerian inscription on the front of the statue that identifies it as Gudea, an ancient ruler of Mesopotamia. Gudea is featured in a seated position with hands clasped together at the chest in a reverential pose. The inscription is found on the hanging robe flowing over the front of Gudea’s…

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