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Learning Experiences Outside the Classrom
Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts
Phone: (09) 577 0138 ext 7703
jeremy@tetuhi.org.nz
Jeremy Leatinu’u
Education Coordinator
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Te Tuhi pre-visit lesson 2
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During this lessons we will be exploring…
• Spaces
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Art recap what
Before
we start,
we learnt during our last lesson…
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Let’s start this lesson by exploring
“Spaces for Art”.
• have been around for more than 150 years and were
first developed from a camera obscura.
In our last lesson we learnt that “Cameras…”
• were first used by scientists, artists and
professional photographers. But are now used
by almost anyone as cameras today are much
easier to use.
Image:http://magicmarkingsart.blogspot.com/2011/07/summer-art-camp-pop-art.html
• allow us to discover or remember what
places use to look like and how people
lived or dressed.
Printmaking
Painting
Art has been around for a very long time,
This includes…
with many artists using different materials and equipment
to help tell their story
From paintings that show places
and people,
to paintings
focus on colours and shapes
From traditional
cultural
forms ofthat
printing,
to printing that shows someone’s view from the outside their window
Image:
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http://www.internetphotos.net/romantical-love-painting.html
http://www.creativecowboyfilms.com/art-collecting-can-be-dangerous-in-search-of-tongan-tapa/
http://questgarden.com/62/09/6/080315191207/
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Photography
Sculpture
From sculpture that is made from music records, to sculpture that is made from corn beef tins
From photographs that play tricks on us, to photographs that show our natural world
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http://www.jennifermason.co.nz/roomattheendofthehall-art.htm
http://kenanddanadesign.com/blog/2011/05/05/sound-wave-by-jean-shin/
http://mikeatkinson.net/
http://artsonline2.tki.org.nz/resources/units/visual_culture/issue_based_assemblage_sculpture/corned_beef.php
Video Art
And more recently…
From videos that show people break dancing in the street, to video that shows traditional cultural dance
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As a class discuss the kind of places
dothere
artists
show
their
artwork?
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can see
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where you could see an artwork.
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see it?
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as many
stories
to tell…
Try and name at least 3 places
and think about who gets to see this art
An artist can show their artwork in an Art Gallery or Museum
Let’s see the kind of places where artists
can show their artwork…
Many people who are interested in art often visit an art gallery or museum. An art gallery or museum is a place
where you can see different types of art in one building. This artwork is by NZ artist Heather Straka where she
had asked 59 different artists to copy her original painting.
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http://www.artsdiary.co.nz/bt2/055/05502.html
Art can be shown in the park or even on top of a building!
People enjoying the fresh air outside or having a picnic in the park will also get to enjoy the oversize
sculptures of Claus Oldenburg.
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Art can be shown on billboards or in parks
Billboards are great spaces for photography based
artwork, like this artwork by Auckland Photographer
Penitoa Finau. Everyday people walking to school or
driving to work will get to experience his art.
Image:
http://media.auckland.ac.nz/nicai/visualarts/showcase4/album/slides/
http://dawsonroadmuralproject.wordpress.com/
Places such as a park are great spaces for
painted Murals like this this one in Dawson
Road Otara. Everyone from the community
enjoying the park will also get to enjoy this
painted Mural.
Art can be shown on buildings at night or on the footpath during the day
Buildings at night are great spaces to show video art.
People enjoying the night life of the city will also get a
chance to enjoy video art as big as a building!
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http://swik.net/open?popular&page=2
http://visualfunhouse.com/index.php?s=Julian+Beever
Footpaths are another great space to show art.
Artist Julian Beever creates 3D chalk drawings
on footpaths. People get to experience his art
and be part of it such as the person with the
paddle above.
Art can be displayed in a house or on a tee shirt
Inside of a house can be a great place to display art. This
often means the artwork has been bought from the artist.
Art in a house means only your friends and family can see
and enjoy it.
Image:
http://arturban.net/tshirt-speed-racer/
http://www.shelterpop.com/2010/11/24/maria-brito/
Tee shirts have rapidly become popular
as a space to show art, with most being
printed on. Tee shirts are great spaces
for art because everyone you walk pass
will get to see and experience it.
As we have seen, there are many different
Let’s recap on what we have learnt so far…
spaces to show art…
have
Art
• uses different techniques and materials
such as painting, printing, photography,
sculpture and video
• shown in places like parks, on
billboards, tee shirts, buildings and
footpaths can be experienced by
almost everyone
• shown in places like an art gallery or
museum are experienced by those
interested with or curious about an
artwork or art exhibition
• displayed in a house means only friends
and family get to experience the artwork
We look forward to having you all here
End of lesson