High School Project: Fauvism&Colour-Stylistic analysis, Visual Journal, Paining

This project bundle includes handouts, worksheet and rubrics. The project is designed to take the student on a stylistic analysis journey through bright and vibrant fauvist paintings. The project includes a gallery or museum trip to observe fauvist and/or fauvist inspired artworks, three stylistic analysis exercises, a class presentation and an introduction to South African artists Irma Stern and Olivia Botha. Throughout their journey a focus on colour and the meaning of colour will be made to inspire and influence their personal artmaking in their Visual Journals and their final artworks.

This project includes:

Youtube Video content

➢ Fauvism – Overview
➢ Art Therapy in Children: Colors and Meanings

➢ Irma Stern

Images

➢ Irma Stern Gallery

➢ Paintings from Henri Matisse

➢ Painting from Irma Stern

➢ Painting form Olivia Botha

➢ Visual Journal Examples

ColourWorksheets

➢The Colour Wheel
➢ Primary Colours
➢Secondary Colours
➢Tertiary Colours
➢Colour Schemes: Monochromatic, Analogous, Triadic, Complimentary, and Split-Complementary.
➢ Warm and Cool Colours

Line Worksheets

➢ Types of Line

➢ Meaning of Line

➢ Characteristics of Line

➢ Emotions Line evokes

Shape Worksheets

➢ Types of Shape

➢ Negative and Positive Space

➢ Design with Shape

Brief

➢ Curriculum Breakdown (PLEASE NOTE: This is designed for a South African Grade 11 CAPS student however it can be adjusted to suit all High School students).
➢ Gallery outing instructions
➢ Stylistic Analysis instructions
➢ Class presentation instructions
➢ Colour, Line and shape worksheet examples and instructions

➢ Visual Journal instructions

➢ Reflective questions

➢ Painting instructions

Rubric

➢ Presentation Rubric
➢ Colour Painting rubric
➢ Stylistic Analysis rubric

PLEASE NOTE: This lesson is based on the SOUTH AFRICAN CAPS system.

This 41 page project bundle has everything you need to enjoy a 8-14 hour project. This project can be done with homework assignment to take home should you have limited time (approx. 6 one hour lessons), however it can be used over 10-14 one hour lessons should you prefer to cover the content and extend the practical artwork in class.