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The dead have come to life again!?!?!
The dead have come to life again!?!?!
You'd think the government would be on high alert, schools would be closed, and there would be chaos everywhere... but no.
You'd think the government would be on high alert, schools would be closed, and there would be chaos everywhere... but no.
Unlike pop-culture zombie movies, these dead folks are just as normal as they ever were, except partially decayed, but all- in-all, the same. Most zombies have happily found jobs at McDonald’s and Walmart.
Unlike pop-culture zombie movies, these dead folks are just as normal as they ever were, except partially decayed, but all- in-all, the same. Most zombies have happily found jobs at McDonald’s and Walmart.
Zombie Warhol by Douglas R Sirois
Ms. Best, apparently a zombie sympathizer, has decided that this is the perfect opportunity for you to actually go out and meet a famous artist and interview them instead of writing a boring research paper. (Don’t worry they don’t eat brains, they love McNuggets!)
Ms. Best, apparently a zombie sympathizer, has decided that this is the perfect opportunity for you to actually go out and meet a famous artist and interview them instead of writing a boring research paper. (Don’t worry they don’t eat brains, they love McNuggets!)
Once you select an artist, Ms. Best will give you a clothes pin for your nose, (zombies are kinda stinky) and send you off with a list of questions to ask, and an outline to follow.
Once you select an artist, Ms. Best will give you a clothes pin for your nose, (zombies are kinda stinky) and send you off with a list of questions to ask, and an outline to follow.
If you can’t locate your famous zombie artist, you're going to have to find the answers on the internet or the library. You'll have to get to know the artist to answer the questions like they might. You can find information at the library or on the internet:
If you can’t locate your famous zombie artist, you're going to have to find the answers on the internet or the library. You'll have to get to know the artist to answer the questions like they might. You can find information at the library or on the internet:
• Read websites, blogs, interviews, critiques, and books about the artist
• Read websites, blogs, interviews, critiques, and books about the artist
• Watch videos about the artist (YouTube, Vimeo, or other video platforms)
• Watch videos about the artist (YouTube, Vimeo, or other video platforms)
You must save the web address for every website you get information from and you cannot copy and paste information. It must be in your own words. I WILL check for plagiarism/copying & pasting. Plagiarism will result in a zero and a referral to the administration for intellectual theft. Just put it all in your own words.
You must save the web address for every website you get information from and you cannot copy and paste information. It must be in your own words. I WILL check for plagiarism/copying & pasting. Plagiarism will result in a zero and a referral to the administration for intellectual theft. Just put it all in your own words.
(See example of a completed interview--click on button below)
(See example of a completed interview--click on button below)
Please set up your document like this:
• One inch margins on all sides, SINGLE spaced. (Default is 1.15 space in Google Docs so be careful)
• 12 point, simple font like Arial, Calibri, or Times New Roman.
• Cover page with your first and last name, period, and the interview title.
• Each question and answer should not have a blank space between them.
• New questions can have one space above them. (Question Answers SPACE Question Answer SPACE Etc....)
• Include an example of the artist's work on the last page and label it.
• Bibliography on the last page under the photo. (Every web address you got info from.)
Total of 5+ (8.5" x 11") pages--
Cover Page (page 1)
Interview (pages 2-4)
Bibliography (page 5)
Please start your interview with an introduction; it's the polite thing to do. (And required) Something like this would be okay, but please give it your own twist.
I am pleased to present to you this interview with ________ who was born ______ and sadly died on _______. They worked in a style of art called _______ in the country of ________.
I am pleased to present to you this interview with ________ who was born ______ and sadly died on _______. They worked in a style of art called _______ in the country of ________.
The button below offers you 50 potential questions to ask, TOO MANY, but your goal is to ask enough to fill out at least 3 full pages of interview. You can always do more but don’t do less.
The button below offers you 50 potential questions to ask, TOO MANY, but your goal is to ask enough to fill out at least 3 full pages of interview. You can always do more but don’t do less.
I will be using this rubric to grade your interview.
You will want selfevaluate your interview using the rubric to make sure you have everything required.
Choose Your Artist to Interview Below
Choose Your Artist to Interview Below
Click on the gray box in the upper right-hand corner of the sheet below to open in a new window/new tab.
Click on the gray box in the upper right-hand corner of the sheet below to open in a new window/new tab.
Type your name beside the artist of your choice that has not already been chosen.
Type your name beside the artist of your choice that has not already been chosen.
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