Art - Every picture tells a story

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Every picture tells a story

This term we will be looking at the meaning behind art. While doing this, we will analyse the intentions of Banksy; make ink symmetry prints inspired by psychologist Rorschach; tell a story using emojis; use drama to recreate a poignant war scene and are inspired by the ceramic work of Magdalene Odundo, to work expressively outside.

Lesson 1: Analysing the meaning behind the the Clacton Mural by Banksy then adapting it to include British Values.

1/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

2/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

3/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

4/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

5/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

6/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

7/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

8/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

9/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

10/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

11/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

12/12

Lesson 2: Inspired by Rorschach to create a symmetrical abstract image and then use imagination to interpret and add detail to the image.

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