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    Inquiry based learning project

    Lesson Objective Develop a


    basic understanding of surrealism












    Art History
    Lesson 1




    9/7/2014 Modern Art and Animation 3
    Modern
    Art
    Impressionism
    Cubism
    Abstract art
    Futurism
    Pop Art
    Expressionism
    Surrealism
    Modernism
    Surrealism
    The sculpture in the
    picture here is
    called Lobster
    Telephone. Does it
    surprise you, scare
    you, or make you
    laugh? Is it ugly,
    silly, strange, or
    beautiful? When
    the surrealist artist
    Salvador Dali
    created this work,
    he wanted to make
    people think about
    all these things.
    What is real?
    Surreal means beyond
    real or more real, but
    what does real mean?
    The surrealists were
    obsessed with this
    question. Which is more
    real: the everyday world,
    or the world of dreams
    and the imagination? Is a
    picture less real than the
    object it shows? Or is it
    more real, since it comes
    from the artists mind?
    Not just in fine art.
    Surrealism
    included poetry,
    novels, film and
    photography as
    well as paintings
    and sculptures. As
    far as the
    surrealists were
    concerned, any
    method or
    material could be
    used to express
    their ideas.
    Was surrealism just about art?
    When did surrealism begin?
    Can you explain why surrealism
    began?
    Can you name a surrealist artist and a
    work of his?
    Concept questions?
    Task Slide
    Surrealism page to include:
    Example of a surreal piece of art.
    Introduction to surrealism.
    List of artists linked to the surrealist
    movement.
    Context piece of writing what was
    happening in the world at this time, wars,
    economy, society.
    Independent Study
    Complete your copy
    of a surreal image.
    Use the grid to guide
    you.













    Art Practical
    Lesson 1




    Ask
    Questions
    Where is she?
    Is she underground?
    Why is there so much food?
    What is the date?
    What is the creature?
    Is the creature good or evil?
    Why are his eyes on the table?
    What does the pictures show?
    Why is there a pile of shoes?
    Where did the fairies come from?
    Why were the fairies in a box?
    Why do the fairies fly towards the 3 doors?
    Where did she get the key from?
    What language does she speak?
    Why is there an egg timer?
    What is the dagger for?
    Are the fairies afraid of the creature?
    Why does she choose to eat a grape?
    Are the fairies trying to warn her?
    What awakens the creature?
    Where is the creature from ?
    Why does the creature eat the fairies?
    Why does the door close?
    Where does the door lead to?
    Who gave her the chalk?
    Why is the chalk magic?
    What else can the chalk do?
    Where does she end up?

    How many questions can
    you think of ?

    Questions:
    List your questions on the sheet.
    What do you think you know?
    Generate
    ideas
    Work in pairs The ability
    to bounce ideas off one
    another is important.

    Take a card The oblique
    strategy cards are designed
    to help you focus your
    ideas down a particular
    path.

    Generate ideas Working
    in pairs create a mind map
    of your ideas, remember to
    talk to one another about
    your ideas.

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