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1) The document discusses surrealist techniques for thinking creatively, such as Salvador Dali's dream-inspired paintings and the exquisite corpse drawing game. 2) It instructs students to play a version of the exquisite corpse drawing game, where they collectively draw a figure by taking turns adding parts folded out of view. 3) Students are then asked to expand upon their group drawing by extending the colors and imagery outwards to create a new large-scale artwork, combining the image with inspiration from art books in an imaginative way.
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- 2. Aim for today To learn new ways in which to visually explore ideas and ‘think beyond’ the obvious.
- 3. Salvador Dali Was a surrealist painter with an incredible imagination. He was inspired by dreams, myths and surrealist games. His paintings are an excellent example of ‘thinking outside the box’. What do you see? How could this painting link to the theme?
- 4. “Exquisite Corpse” Exquisite corpse is a game invented by surrealists such as Salvador Dali. It is a method by which a collection of words or images is collectively assembled. Each person adds to a composition in sequence, either by following a rule or by being allowed to see only the end of what the previous person contributed.
- 6. Starter Task• On a sheet of A4 paper, begin by drawing a head. (Human, animal, robot or skull for example.) • Fold over so that only about 1mm of your drawing can be seen. (Should be the bottom of the neck). • Pass to the person on your left. Do NOT look at what the person to your right has drawn. Now everyone draws the torso. Be imaginative. • Repeat fold & pass on. Continue process until full “body” is drawn.
- 7. Hannah Hoch was a German Dada artist. She was a pioneer of the art form known as photomontage.
- 12. Valerio D’Ospina captures movement in the strokes of his brush, but the blurred results also take on that uncanny real-yet- indistinct character of a dream or memory.
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- 23. Plenary • What did you find challenging today? • What did you enjoy? • Did anything surprise you? • Has it made you think differently about how you could develop your ideas?