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Art 20G  -  Course Resources

We will soon be working on our Surrealist Drawings!

This project is intended to help you:
- Come up with a variety of different ideas for art challenges presented in class
- Generate multiple ideas/images for art making from personally relevant/meaningful sources,
   like feelings, memories, imagination, observations, associations, learning in other subject areas,
   cultural traditions, personal responses to current events, social and environmental issues,
   experiences with other artists’ art works, etc.
- Gather visual information (personal photos, found visuals, artists’ works, etc.) to extend ideas.

- Observe carefully while drawing from life / images, pays attention to detail
- Draw people, objects and places with accurate proportions

- Understand the difference between realistic, expressive, and abstract ways of representing
- Finish and refine work until it looks complete and ready to display
- Understand ways that contemporary art reflects peoples’ views, opinions, and experiences
- Understand how artists are influenced by their environments
Remember that surrealism may:
- use oddity, humour or wit
- use the element of surprise
- combine unusual things into one situation
- include realistic elements (real things/people/places etc.)
  but as a whole, does not seem like a realistic situation
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Jacub Gagnon
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Alex Gross
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Naoto Hattori
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Isabel Samaras
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Dave Macdowell
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Pulpo
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Mark Ryden
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  • HOME
  • 2020-2021 GALLERY
  • PROCESS GALLERY
    • EXPERIMENTS
  • FOR STUDENTS
    • GREAT MOMENTS
    • COURSE OVERVIEW
    • HELPFUL LINKS
    • DRAWING IDEAS
    • 20S INTRO TO ART >
      • GALLERY >
        • Idea Journal Work
        • Skills Exercises
        • Value Studies
        • Still Life Studies
        • Logo Development
        • Idioms
        • Hero Dolls
        • Masks
        • Sculptural Works
        • Natural Beauty
        • Mandalas
        • Signature Collages
        • Paint and Pass
        • Breakfast for an Artist
        • INQUIRY PROJECTS
    • 30S INTERMEDIATE ART >
      • ZINES
      • GALLERY >
        • Idea Journal Work
        • Autobiographical Comics
        • Collaborative Books
        • Guerilla Art
        • Metamorphoses
        • 64 Ways in 64 Days
        • Book Illustrations
        • Printmaking
        • Surrealism
        • Tiled Portraits
        • Value Studies
        • INQUIRY PROJECTS
    • 40S ADVANCED ART >
      • INQUIRY BASED LEARNING
      • CRITIQUES
      • GALLERY >
        • Portraits
        • Altered Books
        • Expressive Masks
        • Ink Blot Drawings
        • Juxtaposition
        • Sculptural Works
        • Paint and Pass
    • HUMAN RIGHTS PROJECT
    • ARTHIVE
    • TASK PARTIES
    • FIELD TRIPS
  • FOR PARENTS
  • FOR TEACHERS
  • ABOUT ME
  • BLOG
  • CONTACT