Collage - Light, Design, Color and the Silhouette
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This document provides instructions for a mixed media collage assignment. It discusses the tradition of surrealist collage and references several artists who used collage techniques involving shape and figurative swaps. The design exercise specifies that the collage must include a light source, rhythm created through repetition of geometric shapes, parallel lines, and positive/negative silhouettes. It also requires overlapping smaller shapes of similar color to form one large shape. Guidelines are given to first make a background and then select pieces considering both color and conceptual ideas.
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VISUAL ARTS: Painting
Exhibition of Paintings by Nancy Jay (see Bishop, Ch 1.)
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VISUAL ARTS: Painting
1. Picture as Magic
2. Some Concepts
3. How to Talk in Pictures
4. World of Painting
5. Abstraction
6. Formal Elements, Composition
7. How to Look
8. Styles: Types and Traditions3
What is a Picture?
• An Image
• With two dimensions:
– Height + width, but no (or little) depth
• An Icon*
• It’s about depiction and truth, as an
artist or other people may see it.
Byzantine
Icon:
A Sacred Picture
* Icon: Sacred picture; or a
small image or symbol that
represents something A modern icon 4
What are
SYMBOLS?
Signs point to things that
exist
but cannot be seen.
Symbols point to
ideas.
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What is a Style?
Why do we have STYLEs?
Why do Styles Change?
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stylus
Some CONTEXTUAL factors
STYLE: distinctive artistic way a subject is handled:
– Individual. Like van Gogh, Monet, or Picasso (who was known for
more styles than most well-known artists)
– Group. Impressionists, Romantics, Abstract Expressionists
– Period of time: Classical, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Modern,
Mogul Dynasty, New Kingdom (Egypt) . . .
AUDIENCE to whom the work is addressed, such as: nobility,
middle class, cultural group, self-reflection, etc.
PATRON (client) who commissions (or just buys) art works:
Religious, state, commercial institution . . . individual
Artworks can function, or express responses to cultural
values, beliefs, philosophies, or historical events. 7
Paintings
An alternate way
of seeing . . .
Peche Merle, France
25,000 – 16,000 year old paintings.
Visualization, invocation, expression.
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Prehistoric Cave Paintings,
Painting:
Media, Materials, and Techniques
MEDIUM: vehicle for
Pigments suspended in:
• Oil paint
• Acrylic
• Egg Tempera
• Watercolor
• Pastel
• Fresco
• Mixed media
– ex.: collage
MATERIALS
• Wall
• Scroll
• Canvas
• Panel
• Paper
• Mural
Techniques-how you
handle media + materials.
9* Pigment: dry, ground up, insoluble substance when suspended
in a liquid vehicle (medium) becomes paint.
SURFACES:
cave walls:
Lascaux Cave,
France.
15,000 BCE.
pigments on stone
Scroll
Painting.
Pigments
on paper.
India
Portrait
Painting.
Pablo Picasso.
oil on canvas
1901.
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Fresco : a type of wall painting
or �mural.� 2 kinds:
“Dry” fresco (Egypt)
�True� fresco: pigments
chemically bind with plaster
Giotto, The Lamentation, e. 1300s, CE
Pigments painted
on dry plaster.
Artist: anonymous
(unknown)
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Fresco: origins and use
http://rickbaitz.com/portfolio/film-television/23-fresco-opening/
Painting Tool Kit:
Imagery
3 Types of Pictorial Imagery:
– Representational (also called Figurative)
– Abstract, Abstraction
– Non-Objective (also Non-Figurative)
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- Representational
- Abstract
- Non-objective
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Why make pictures?
Popular answer: to depict the world. A picture
mimics seeing. Mimesis, Aristotle called it.
But there’s more, such as to:
Honor / Revere
Reme.
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