Want to visit the great art museums?
-You can create your own gallery! (and send things to your friends etc.)
-You can see so closely to notice details that you’d never see even in person, from events to brush strokes.
See how it came about…
Vocabulary Powerpoints Realidades 3
And what do ya know!?, Sra. Shirley has made powerpoints for vocab in Spanish III, using our Realidades 3 text. Check it out!
art oral guidelines
Presentación oral sobre el arte: dos minutes o más
Hay que usar una copia/photo en color de la obra para describirla.
Por favor, incluye:
- Título de la obra
- Artista
- Fecha
- Por qué te gusta o destaca
- Por qué se pintó o es importante (intención del artista, situación histórica etc.)
- Descripción física de la obra (hay mucho vocabulario en tu capítulo)
Art Recommendations
Please share with your classmates your favorite “art” by adding a comment to this blog entry. If you want to link things or attach pics that don’t seem to be fully accomodated, feel free to email me, and we’ll add your stuff via blog (by editting this entry).
Also, if you have friends who are writing or doing good art, please feel free to include them and link to their blogs or sites as well as to scan in their work. If YOU write or paint or ????, please feel free to share all that too!
ART is a broad idea. Some examples are things like music/bands, films, sculpture, comics, books, poetry, architecture, dolls…
Sra. Weldon recommends:
FILMS
Amelie, Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, Hable con ella, Mirrormask, The Royal Tennenbaums, Waking Life, Finding Neverland, Pride and Prejudice (2005 and 1996 BBC), I Heart Huckabees, Stardust, Whale Rider, Sense and Sensibility (Emma Thompson)…
POETRY
Rainer Maria Rilke, Billy Collins, Mary Oliver, Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, Jack Kerouac, Andrew Hudgins, Kathleen Norris, TS Eliot, W. Symborzka
PROSE
Flannery O’Connor, Douglas Coupland, JD Salinger, Jonathan Safran, Herman Hesse
PLAYS
Rosencranz and Gildenstern Are Dead, Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Crucible
MUSIC
Over the Rhine, Sufjan Stevens, Feist, Chopin, Cake, Cat Power, PJ Harvey, Joni Mitchell, Blonde Redhead, Hem, The Cure, Bjork, Low, Jeff Buckley, New Pornographers/Neko Case, Death Cab for Cutie, Dead Can Dance, Pinback, Radiohead, The Ditty Bops, The Police, Mos Def, Belle and Sebastian
VISUAL
Alphonse Mucha, Gustav Klimt, Georgia O’Keeffe, Vincent Van Gogh, Annora Spence, David Delamare http://www.daviddelamare.com , Charles and Ray Eames (especially their furniture), Remedios Varo, Hieronymus Bosch, Jonathan Yuen http://www.jonathanyuen.com/main.html
DANCE
Kiri J.’s Black and White Ballets, Antonio Canales’ Flamenco troup, Carlos Saura’s Flamence films
Laura couldn’t post pics in comments so here are her pictures:
Hispanic Artists Powerpoint
Check out Olga’s gallery: http://www.abcgallery.com/
Also see Art in the Picture: http://artinthepicture.com/
How about Latino Art? http://delcorazon.si.edu/
There are many museums online too. http://muva.elpais.com.uy/
And this is just cool…
Frida ppt
http://formespa.rediris.es/powerpoint/pps/frida.pps
and
http://formespa.rediris.es/audios/index.html#frida
(scroll down for the interview with Salma Hayek)
Los colores (Chp 2 EC for test, Spanish III)
Give an overview for EC on the art oral (English is fine).
museo del prado lesson/assignments
http://www.clta.net/lessons/spanish/level1/prado1.html
Picasso’s legacy: you draw your own
draw your own picasso head:
