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The document summarizes Bob and Roberta Smith, a contemporary British artist who advocates for the importance of art in democratic life. In 2013, he founded the Art Party organization to promote this message to the British government. The document then discusses having students think of an issue they feel passionate about, research it, and create a sign or artwork to raise awareness on the topic in a concise, impactful way.
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Homework 3 artist research
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- 1. Bob and Roberta Smith RA is a contemporary British artist who sees art as an important element in democratic life. In 2013, he founded the Art Party, a grouping of artists and organizations that seek to advocate the importance of art to the British Government.
- 2. Bob and Roberta Smith said………… What does this mean? Can you think of an example? Do you agree? “Art gives a voice to the voiceless and is a ladder to the disenfranchised”
- 3. What issue do you feel passionate about? Use your research to define a key point or relay a way we can make a difference. Create a short snappy title.
- 5. Plan the layout of your sign in your sketchbook. What style will you use?
- 7. That was Bob and Roberta Smith.
- 8. This is David Shrigley
- 10. p You might have already come across David Shrigley’s work in the form of his Big Thumbs Up which was on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square a few years ago.
- 11. He’s very quiet and unassuming but his work is the opposite of that. David Shrigley: Advice to the Young = 5mins ish David Shrigley, Seriously Happy = 2.30mins ish Which clips to watch? Just choose one.
- 12. Why is using the red top like a tabloid newspaper?
- 14. On the sheet provided, create six snappy headlines that convey your opinion or a fact from the research into your issue. You could use humour to convey your point. Choose your best headline for your final piece.