Saturday, December 14, 2013

20/20/20/20 (Also a Work in Progress)

20 Dead Artists

1. Pablo Picasso

2. Rembrandt

3. Michelangelo

4. El Greco

5. Vincent Van Gogh

6. Leonardo diVinci

7. Botticelli

8. Giotto di Bondone

9. Kandinsky

10. Edvard Munch

11. Franz Marc

12. Jackson Pollock

13. John D Graham


20 Non-White Artists

1. Yoshio Itagaki

2. Cai Guo-Quiang

3. James Luna

4. Hung Liu

5. Xenobia Bailey

6. Motohiko Odani

7. Kehinde Wiley

8. Hiroshi Sugimoto




20 Contemporary Artists

1. Richard Misrach

2. Keith Tyson

3. Douglas Gordon

4. Tomas Saraceno

5. Christian Marclay

6. Bill Viola

7. Fred Tomaselli

8. Petah Coyne

9. Mark Dion 


20 Female Artists

1. Frida Kahlo

2. Roxy Paine

3. Carrie Mae Weems

4. Catherine Opie

5. Maureen Connor

6. Shirin Neshat

7. Janine Antoni


8. Renee Cox

9. Lisa Yuskavage

10. Lisa Lou

11. Patricia Piccinini

12. Cornelia Parker

13. Marina Abramovic

14. Cal Lane

Lesson Plan (Middle/High School) A Work in Progress


Names:                                                                                                                                                        Grade Level: 6th and up

Title of Lesson: Dios de Muertos!

National Standards:

Texas Essential Knowledge Skills (TEKS): 117.5 (3) - Historical/cultural heritage. The student demonstrates an understanding of art history and culture by analyzing artist styles, historical periods, and a variety of cultures. As records of human achievement Students develop global awareness and a respect for the traditions and contributions of diverse cultures.

Objectives:
1. Create a ceramic skull and decorate it with glaze
2. Learn about Mexican Culture

Introduction:
Vocabulary: Illustration, Dios de Muertos (Day of the Dead), Clay, Ceramics, Glaze

Social/Historic Context for Lesson: Learning about Mexican culture and why they celebrate this holiday

Historic Artists Used: Frida Kahlo (great example of a female, Mexican artist)
Contemporary Artists Used: David Lozeau
Books: unsure yet
Websites: http://www.californiamuseum.org/day-dead

Materials Used: clay, glaze, newspaper, tools for clay


Technology Used: Computer to look up typical Day of the Dead decor

Timeline for Lesson: 2 weeks before Day of the Dead, have in class party for actual day



Activity/Procedure:
1. Have the kids learn how to knead the clay and get all the air bubbles out.

2. Teach them how to form a head around newspaper and how to add/remove clay properly.

3. Have them fire their skulls in the kiln.

4. After firing, teach them how glaze works and how to apply.

5. Fire them once again in the kiln for the glaze.

Assessments (objective or subjective):
1. To show the children how to work with clay

2. To have all the children learn about Mexican culture

Future Considerations/Notes

Lesson Plan (Elementary) A Work in Progress


Names:                                                                                                                                                        Grade Level: 1st and 2nd  

Title of Lesson: Tis the Season(s)

National Standards:

Texas Essential Knowledge Skills (TEKS): 117.5 (3) - Historical/cultural heritage. The student demonstrates an understanding of art history and culture by analyzing artist styles, historical periods, and a variety of cultures. As records of human achievement Students develop global awareness and a respect for the traditions and contributions of diverse cultures.

Objectives:
1. Create a book
2. Learn about book illustration

Introduction:
Vocabulary: Illustration, Christmas, Kwanza, Hanukkah 

Social/Historic Context for Lesson: Learning about each holiday and the history/religious context behind them

Historic Artists Used: Dr. Seuss
Contemporary Artists Used: unsure yet
Books: How the Grinch Stole Christmas, as well as other holiday books
Websites:

Materials Used: Paper, Colored pencils, stapler, pencils/pens, sharpies


Technology Used: Computer/Microsoft Word for type/possibly write

Timeline for Lesson: Week leading up to Christmas break, possibly longer



Activity/Procedure:
1. Have the children create their book. They can either staple some pieces of paper together in the middle or fold them over, or I can teach them a new way to bind the book.

2. Have them write part of the story at the bottom of each page.

3. Next, they will go in with pencil and draw the illustrations.

4. Finally, with their colored pencils, they will color their illustrations.

Assessments (objective or subjective):
1. To show the children how to make books

2. To have all the children learn about the different holidays

Future Considerations/Notes: make sure students learn about all holidays, not just Christmas

Resume (A Work in Progress)


Kathleen Ball
3812 Amberglow Court
Carrollton, TX 75007
Katie.ball@ttu.edu
(214)207-6989


Education

Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX United States
Bachelor in Fine Arts Candidate, May 2015

Hebron High School, Carrollton, TX United States
High School Diploma, May 2010

Professional Experience

Mooyah Burgers and Fries
Cashier, Dec 2008 – March 2010

· Take orders
· Maintain cleanliness within the restaurant
· Cook food

Keva Juice
Cashier, May 2012 – Present

· Take orders
· Maintain cleanliness within the restaurant
· Make Smoothies


Additional Skills

· Microsoft Word
· Excel
· Photoshop



References

Mark Weaver
Keva Juice
4410 19th St #130, Lubbock, TX 79407
(806) 771-5382