The first project we did in sixth grade this year was a sculpture project using the letters of our names. Students created interesting letters on cardstock and cut them out in order to assemble them into one large sculptural piece. We discussed visual interest, form vs. shape, and the engineering that goes into creating a 3D structure. They are on display for a while in the library. If you get a chance stop by to check them out, they look much better in person!
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Monday, September 1, 2014
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Sunday, December 1, 2013
Newspaper Sculptures
Recently
the current group of sixth grade artists spent a few days learning
about the element of art form by making sculptures out of newspaper. We
began by talking about form and 3-dimensional art, and then we discussed
how to engineer newspaper so that it can support its own weight.
Students were then taught how to roll newspaper into rods to be used to
create their sculptures. There were only 2 rules for the creation of
these sculptures: 1- it must stand on its own 2- it must support its own
weight. Check out some of the work below:
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