來自日本的超人氣童裝品牌——GRIS 自2017年推出後，憑藉著縮小版的大人服闖出名聲，在日本掀起一股話題。

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Quarta puntata, continua il viaggio tra le pagine della storia dell'arte contemporanea, stavolta attraverso i grandi mutamenti degli anni '80. Nell'era della postmodernità, si celebra il ritorno alla pittura. E poi l'esplosione della street art e un focus sull'arte al femminile

來自日本的超人氣童裝品牌——GRIS 自2017年推出後，憑藉著縮小版的大人服闖出名聲，在日本掀起一股話題。

出久根 育 / Iku Dekune (@iku_dekune): Sabinka

At first glance, theatre and drawing appear as two very different art forms. But on reflection, they have more in common than one might think. When you draw a character, you give it personality, physical appearance, a voice, a role in a story… This requires the same sort of inventiveness that a playwright needs to create a play. Spanish artist and …

Jazz Quartet by Sorimachi Akira

Andy Warhol, Ohne Titel, 1957 Kein anderer Künstler der zweiten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts hat eine ähnliche Popularität wie Andy Warhol erreicht. Viele

Paul Klee with 3rd Grade Today was my last art lesson with my 3rd graders of the school year! :( So crazy! I'm glad it was a fun one!! Read on to see how we made these beautiful Paul Klee inspired castles! I showed them a slideshow of Klee's more Cubist pieces, and as always, asked the kids to use their powers of observation to practice analyzing art. It was the last art lesson I taught them this year, so by now they're getting good at this. They surprise me sometimes with the things they notice - "It's like, abstract, but you can still see buildings some places", "He likes to put bright colors next to more boring ones", "He has a theme of a color and then puts a few other random colors with them, like mostly purple and blue, but then some random yellows". Aw, brilliant! Kids can analyze art, you just have to give them some vocabulary and let them do it. ALL YOU NEED: Orange paper and oil pastels! • To make our Klee Castles, we talked about Geometric vs. Organic shapes. • Then, we talked about what kinds of things we might see on a castle. • Then, on orange paper, kids drew their castles with pencil, using rulers to make straight lines. • Then, they broke their castles up into smaller geometric shapes. • Then, they filled in each shape with a different color of oil pastel. • Finally, all their shapes were outlined with either black or dark blue oil pastel. AREN"T THESE SO AMAZING?! I loved how they turned out :) Have fun!!!