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JR is a photograffeur who creates large-scale black and white portraits of everyday people. He remains anonymous to bring attention to the subjects of his art rather than himself. JR finds the people for his portraits randomly and aims to give voice to those who are not usually heard. His art is displayed in public spaces to reach wider audiences than traditional museums.
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The document discusses the street artist JR and his goal of using large-scale portraits displayed in public spaces to bring attention to social issues and give voice to marginalized groups. JR pastes oversized black and white portraits in cities around the world to showcase stories of survival and draw attention to subjects that usually cannot speak for themselves. Students will learn about JR's work and his belief that art has the power to promote dialogue and change when displayed outside of traditional galleries for all people to see.
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Students will learn about the street artist JR and how his art brings attention to social issues without being displayed only in museums. JR takes black and white photos of everyday people and displays large-scale prints of them in public spaces around the world. His projects have highlighted those living in poverty in Paris housing projects and celebrated resilient women in Kenya. JR remains anonymous and uses his art to empower subjects and encourage dialogue on important issues. He was awarded the prestigious TED Prize in 2011 for his work through the global "Inside Out" project that invites people to submit photos of themselves for printing as posters.
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Barbara Kruger was born in 1945 in Newark, New Jersey. She studied art and design at Parsons School of Design and worked as a graphic designer before becoming a conceptual artist known for her collages combining found photographs with text overlaid in white Futura font on a red background. Her work focuses on issues of power, politics, gender, and consumerism from a feminist perspective.
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- Andrew Kwan is an artist from Toronto who creates alternative movie posters. He began this project in 2017 by posting a poster everyday on Instagram to engage his audience while working on a graphic novel. His posters expanded from a few films to include many requests. He enjoys drawing and studied sequential art.
- Kwan's posters have a muted color palette and always use a white background even for non-comedy films. This makes the posters less stereotypical. He appeals most to young adults who want these posters on their walls due to the vintage, simplistic style.
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- Hongtu Zhang remixes and recontextualizes iconic images like Mao and icons of Western art to subvert expectations and comment on the intersection of Eastern and Western cultures. He draws from both traditions.
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- Space Invader uses ceramic tiles to create mosaic-style artwork glued on walls in cities worldwide.
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- Shepard Fairey emerged from skateboarding and is known for his "Andre the Giant has a posse" and Obama "Hope" posters displayed in museums globally.
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Barbara Kruger is an American artist born in 1945 in Newark, New Jersey. She studied at Syracuse University and Parsons School of Design, and worked as a graphic designer before becoming a photographer in 1977. In 1979, Kruger began making collages by placing text over American print media to create politically and socially provocative images that comment on issues like gender, race, religion, and sexuality. Her work is recognized in major art institutions and she continues to work and live in New York and Los Angeles.
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Clare studied arts and culture for years to share her knowledge but doubts her career path. She needs to show others the value of her work as a student among millions and people who know her won't hire her. Some suggestions are to draw a painting explaining her field and jobs, organize street painting contests to make art accessible, or travel to interview curators and gain fame while connecting them through her opinions and blog.
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- 1. This is JR. No one knows his real name. He refers to himself as a photograffeur, which puts him somewhere between a photographer and a graf ti artist.
- 2. JR found a camera on the subway in Paris and began to take pictures and make art. His art is always focused on people, bold, black and white, and oversized.
- 3. JR wants to be anonymous because he wants bring attention to the sub- jects of his art. He wants to give a voice and a face to those that can’t do it for themselves. JR likes to work at night. After his artwork is seen, there is no one to explain it but those that have not been previously heard
- 4. JR always chooses certain people for a certain reason. This is part of his campaign called “Women are Heroes” in Kenya. He wanted to show the importance of women.
- 5. This is “Portraits of a Generation,” a series based on those living in Paris housing projects. At the be- ginning of this project, JR said, “In the street, we reach people who never go to museums.”
- 6. In 2011, JR was the winner of the TED prize, a $100,00 prize granted to those who wish to change the world. Past winners include Bill Clinton and Bono and at the age of 28, JR is the youngest to receive the prize!
- 7. JR’s wish is coming true through a movement called “Inside Out” where he invites people to upload pictures of themselves on his website. A black and poster will be sent back and is encouraged to be put up as art.
- 8. HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT: Join JR’s art movement and nd a com- puter and upload a picture of yourself or someone that you would like to see as art. Receive a poster and paste it in a public place where people will see it. OR create your own movement and nd an issue that you would like to call attention to. Make your own portrait about some- thing that needs a voice and display it in a place that is relevant (for older students)