Arthur Shilling: EXPRESSIONIST PORTRAIT PAINTING

pricing

$375.00 per session (TDSB/TCDSB)

$475.00 per session (Private School/Out of Toronto)

DURATION

Half-day length

group

Grade 3-8

Class (maximum 30 students)*

artform

Drawing, Painting, Portraiture

lesson objective

By exploring the paintings of First Nations Anishinaabe artist Arthur Shilling, students will learn about some history and content of his work. Students will become familiar with colour theory, art vocabulary, and expressionist portrait painting. Students will use the elements and principles of design to create an expressionist portrait painting of a member of their community, and they are encouraged to develop their own unique style and personal visual vocabulary during the lesson. 

VISUAL ARTS

SOCIAL STUDIES

LANGUAGE

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Students will:

Learn vocabulary of art techniques and practices (portrait, expressionism, proportion, painting techniques, style)

Explore elements of design (shape and form, space, line, colour, texture and value)

Explore principles of design, particularly variety, proportion, contrast

Learn about a local artist and their art

Have an opportunity to explore the materials, tools and concepts

Be encouraged to create art in a comfortable and supportive environment

Apply critical thinking skills in their analysis of artwork and the creation of their own artwork

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