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Click on the link above to go to the Keith Haring page.
Click on the link above to go to the Keith Haring page.
Keith Haring
Keith Haring
DAY 1 - Art History
DAY 1 - Art History
Keith Haring Packet
Keith Haring Packet
Read the artist biography to the left by clicking on the link below the sheet. Then watch the video below. Once you are more familiar with the artist you will work on a couple of projects! (If you are outside the United States there may be a problem with CBS and copyright in your country) Here is an alternate link if necessary:: https://youtu.be/Z7SnDuPX_JA
Color in the style of Keith Haring
Color in the style of Keith Haring
Keith Haring used thick black lines to show implied movement in his art and bright, solid colors. He would add patterns to areas of the art as well. Use the colors and patterns in the worksheet provided to color artwork created in his style.
If you don't have a printer, you can re-create this piece of art on a separate sheet, or color digitally.
DAY 2 - Art Creation
DAY 2 - Art Creation
Look, I know this says third graders, but the basics still apply! This really is the way Keith Haring drew! Remember, you are going to create art with meaning. Look at the examples provided and use marks and colors that were used by Haring in your final art.
Create a simple Keith Haring Drawing on this worksheet, or on your own paper.
DAY 3 - Art Analysis
DAY 3 - Art Analysis
Social Change Art
Social Change Art
Social issue art is when the artist recognizes a particular social issue using art and creativity. They use creative skills to work within their community to affect change. “While a traditional artist uses their creative skills to express their take on the world, a social artist puts their skills to use to help promote and improve communities. Thus, the main aim of a social artist is to improve society as a whole and to help other people find their own means of creative expression.” (Wikipedia)
Print and complete the worksheets to the right.
DAY 4 & 5 - Art Creation
DAY 4 & 5 - Art Creation
Social Change Art
Social Change Art
Materials: Sharpies, Markers, or Colored Pencils, Pencils, Erasers, Paper.
Colored Pencil Blending
Colored Pencil Blending
Watch this video on how to blend with colored pencils. You can also choose to create your art digitally or with marker. Your choice.
Social Change Art
Social Change Art
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A note about artwork used in this resource:All line artwork was created by Sabrina Wingren for this resource. Any student artwork included is used with express permission. ©2019 A Space to Create Art, LLC. Sabrina Wingren. All rights reserved.
Terms of Use:You may:•Use this resource for your own personal use or for use in your classroom year after year.•Use this resource on your personal google classroom or your personal classroom digital platform.•Copy this item for use in your classroom by your students.•Purchase extra licenses for others to use this resource at a discount.•Review this item for the purpose of recommending it to others provided you include alink to this product. This includes writing about this resource and sharing your ownexperience on your blog.
You may not:•Give a copy of this resource to others.•Copy this item for use by others.•Post this item on a website that has public access.•Copy or modify any part of this resource to offer for free or for sale.•Create rubber stamps, resell images as clip art or create templates of any kind.
A note about artwork used in this resource:All line artwork was created by Sabrina Wingren for this resource. Any student artwork included is used with express permission. ©2019 A Space to Create Art, LLC. Sabrina Wingren. All rights reserved.
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