PPT-Andy Warhol

By Aaron Douglas About Andy Andy Warhol was born on August 6 1928 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania Andy died February 22 1987 in New York City Andys Favorite subject matter is people many times featuring himself. Expeditionary Project. Different types of Printmaking. WOODCUT. Relief Print b/c the image is raised, it “sticks up” from it’s base.. The artists draws on a piece of wood, then cuts away the parts that will remain white.. Pop Art. ?. A major art movement from the mid 1950’s in England and by the early 1960’s was at it’s fullest potential in New York.. Themes and techniques were drawn from . popular culture (hence “pop” art). readymades. cut-ups. p. op art. appropriation art. 1910-1920. explosion of avant-gardes. world war one. russian. revolution. women’s suffrage. anti-art (dada). Pablo Picasso, . Guitar and sheet music. Evan Hunter. . What are the four kinds of literary conflict? . Man vs. Nature. : Struggle with a force of nature.. Man vs. Society. : Struggle with the laws or beliefs of a group.. Man vs. Self. : Struggle deciding what to think or do. There is often a moral dilemma, or a question. www.paynelawgroup.com ANDY PAYNE Andy Payne is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of LegalSpecialization and is Board Certified in Civil Trial Law by the National Board of and Twentieth-Century Visual Culture. Ben Burbridge. Senior Lecturer in Art History. University of Sussex. Second Atomic Bombing of Nagasaki. , . Japan, 8 . August . 1945 [Library of Congress}. ‘Trinity’, Alamogordo Bombing Range, N.M., 16 July, 1945. By Cindy . Stevens. Jim and Andy walked along the beach, looking for an adventure. They joked that someday they would find a talking fish or a mermaid or a bottle with a treasure map inside. So far they had only found shells and rocks and seaweed. Today though was different. The boys felt excited. . WHAT’S GOING ON?. WHO KNOWS THE ARTIST ANDY WARHOL? THE PERIOD POP ART?. WE ARE GOING TO MAKE AN ANDY WARHOL INSPIRED CONTOUR PROJECT.. Warhol Interview. Utensil Project. IN . YOUR SKETCHBOOK, CREATE . Historical and cultural context. Influences. Materials and techniques. Aesthetic qualities. Style. Communicating ideas and meanings. Andy Warhol. Silver Liz . [. Ferus. type], 1963. Silkscreen ink, acrylic and . Lesson 3. Materials. Open silkscreen. Scoop coater . Photosensitive emulsion. © The Andy Warhol Museum, one of the four Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh. All rights reserved.. You will need photo emulsion and a scoop coater the width of your screen.. Some ability. Develop a fact page about . Andy Warhol. Including basic info e.g. where from? What is he famous for?. Moderate. Develop a fact page including an explanation. of his . work. .. e.g. what does the work make you feel? Remind you of? . A film study. Summary:. The . Shawshank. Redemption is about Andy . Dufresne. , a young vice president of a prestigious Portland, Maine . bank. Due to overwhelming circumstantial evidence, he . is wrongfully convicted of killing his wife and her lover. He is then sent to jail where he learns lessons about life through his friends and becomes part of a corrupt scheme to launder money. After nineteen years Andy tunnels out of the prison into freedom. While it appears simple on the surface, through the use of many techniques such as title, colors, symmetry, names, numbers, symbols, irony, bible references, and others, The . Source Images . Lesson 2. With silkscreening, you pick a photograph, blow it up, transfer it in glue onto silk, and then roll ink across it so the ink goes through the silk but not through the glue. That way you get the same image, slightly different each time. It was all so simple—quick and chancy. I was thrilled with it. . The . silkscreen of Marilyn Monroe is nearly immediately recognized and connected to the work of Andy Warhol, even by those who could be considered to be far removed from the art-world, or unfamiliar with contemporary artists and art history. Most often her face is seen in her work in repetition, emphasizing the ideas of mass-production and referencing the context of pop culture and fame. .