Primary School
If we can dream it ... we can do it!Art
Week commencing 15 June
Check out this amazing website - Draw with Rob - http://www.robbiddulph.com/draw-with-rob. Every Tuesday and Thursday at 10.00 Rob will post a draw along video. You can also find lots of videos that he has already posted for you to follow. Happy drawing!
Week commencing 8 June
Would you like to go on an art adventure? Would you like to learn about different artists? Would you like to see more art videos? Would you like to draw, paint or make something?
Tate Kids has lots of different activities on their website:
Week commencing 1 June
This week we are going to learning about potato printing.
Week commencing 18 May
This week's artist is Pablo Picasso.
I want you to research his artwork and and create a piece of art in his style.
Week commencing 11 May
This week's artist is Wassily Kandinsky.
I want you to research his artwork and and create a piece of art in his style.
Week commencing 4 May
This week's artist is Robert Delaunay.
I want you to research his artwork and create a painting in his style.
Week commencing 27 April
This week's artist is Jackson Pollock.
I want you to research his artwork and create a painting in his style.
Week commencing 20 April
This week's artist is Paul Klee.
I want you to research his artwork and create a painting in his style.
Week commencing 6 April
This week's artist is Mark Rothko.
I want you to research his artwork and create a painting using his style.
As it's the Easter holidays I have also found some Easter activities which I thought you might like to do.
Week commencing 30 March
In the Autumn term of year 1 and 2 we explored the life and work of six key abstract artists - Piet Mondrian, Mark Rothko, Paul Klee, Jackson Pollock, Robert Delaunay and Wassily Kandinsky. We learnt about the primary colours and how to use these to mix secondary colours. Over the next few weeks I will be challenging you to create a piece of abstract art based on one of the six artists we have studied.
This week's artist is Piet Mondrian.
I want you to research his artwork and create a collage using primary colours.