Students will investigate the art concept, Negative Space, by listening, writing, reflecting, sketching and through the creation of a drawing demonstrating knowledge of negative space. Negative space can be just as important as that object itself, negative space helps to define the boundaries of positive space and brings balance and emphasis to a composition. There is growing popularity for the creative world is seeing an emergence of artists creating positive spaces and shapes that, in turn, cleverly carve out shapes in negative space in a intriguing way. Critique day Agenda 1. Fill out self-refelction rubric 2. Tag activity 3. Gallery critique, everyone heads in the gallery to hang their work up. Draw names to take turns commenting on work. Everyone that speaks gets 1 extra participation point. Fear Not the Critique As artists, we also need a second (or third) “set of eyes” on our work. We need to know how our work can be improved. We need to understand how our work is perceived by our audience – the viewer. Sometimes we can spot issues on our own, but most times we need input from others. This is where critique becomes an important part of our development as artists.
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