Art 8

Course #9115

36 Weeks; elective

  • Learn art, its history, aesthetics and criticism.
  • Study elements and principles of design using a variety of media including computer.
  • Maintain a portfolio; use art vocabulary, understand visual literacy and cultural art.

Pacing Guides

On this site you will find links to our pacing guides for all grade levels, along with course descriptions and correlating Standards of Learning for each.

Click HCPS Art  to access your specialist’s resources.

 

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Communication – Production

  • Use observational and expressive drawing techniques to demonstrate multiple viewpoints (e.g., above, below, front, back) (8.10) Two Weeks/ ongoing

Art History/Cultural Context

  • Identify art and architecture from various world cultures, periods, or civilizations by style, symbolism, and technological impact (8.13) Two Weeks/ ongoing
  • Describe and place variety of works in historical and cultural contexts. Two Weeks/ ongoing
  • Compare and coPlan for and reflect on the art- making process, using a sketchbook/journal (8.1) One Week/ ongoing
  • Create works of art emphasizing specific formal color relationships. (8.8.1) Two Weeks/ ongoing
  • Use of the elements of art and the principles of design to express meaning in art (8.8.1-5) One Week/ ongoing
  • Use line and shading as tools to create value in a composition (8.8.2) One Week/ ongoing
  • Use a variety of compositional techniques including formal composition to create the illusion of space.(8.8.3, 8.9) One Week/ ongoing
  • Contrast works of art according to medium, period, style, and artist.  (8.13) One Week/ ongoing
  • Identify and discuss a variety of artists, art careers and art related career pathways. One Week/ ongoing
  • Express and use positive ethics of integrity in all digital forums exemplifying the HCPS core values of respect, honesty, responsibility, accountability. One Class/ ongoing

Analysis, Evaluation and Critique

  • Analyze the effect the elements of art and the principles of design and how visual organization in art affects the communication of ideas. (8.15) One Week/ ongoing

Aesthetics:

  • Analyse and discuss the purposes, values, and meanings of works of art. (8.16) One Week/ ongoing
Communication – Production

  • Develop and use a process art portfolio as an idea-building resource to create works of art. (8.2) One Week/ ongoing
  • Refine personal works of art to improve quality of craftsmanship (8.3) One Week/ ongoing
  • Use aerial perspective to create the illusion of depth in a drawing. (8.9, 8.10) One Week
  • Identify and demonstrate one, two,and multiple point perspectives (8.9) Two- Four Weeks
  • Further expand the use of the elements of art and the principles of design to express meaning in art (8.8.1-5) One Week/ ongoing
  • Independently make and apply ethical procedures to creating works of art (8.7) One Week/ ongoing
  • Use various brush techniques for stylistic choice and mood (8.6) One Week/ ongoing
  • Illustrate themes from personal experiences. One Week/ ongoing

Art History/Cultural Context

  • Analyze characteristics of public art. One Week
  • Describe how works of art are influenced by social, political, and economic factors (8.10) One Class/ ongoing
  • Understand and demonstrate proper behaviors in gallery, museum and public spaces. One class/ ongoing

Analysis Evaluation and Critique

  • Communicate how personal experiences influence critical judgments and interpretations of works of art (8.17) One Week/ ongoing
  • Critique in verbal and written form, personal work and the work of others, using appropriate art vocabulary (8.18) One Week/ ongoing
  • In oral or written form create an artist statement which describes personal meaning and purpose in art work. One Week/ ongoing

Aesthetics

  • Describe and justify personal sensory responses to the visual qualities of a work of art, using appropriate art vocabulary (8.21) One Week/ ongoing
Communication – Production

  • Create three-dimensional works of art using a variety of traditional and non-traditional media or processes (8.11) Two- Four Weeks
  • Distinguish between relief sculpture and sculpture-in-the-round. One Class/ ongoing
  • Understand the differences among additive and subtractive processes. One Class/ ongoing
  • Demonstrate the importance of technique and craftsmanship in creating three-dimensional artwork. One Class/ ongoing
  • Understanding the many stages of ceramic development (leather, bone dry, bisque, glaze or other finish) (8.11) One Week/ ongoing
  • Use of armature or other foundations as a support structure for various media (8.11). One Week/ ongoing
  • Understand the characteristics of traditional and contemporary crafts. One Week/ ongoing
  • Create a utilitarian work of art. Two- Three WeeksArt History/Cultural Context
  • Identify how culture and tradition is reflected in three dimensional art. One Week/ ongoing
  • Examine a variety of sculpture including commemorative monuments, public art, architecture, and contemporary sculpture. One Week/ ongoing
  • Compare and contrast sculptures or craft objects according to medium, period, style, and artist. One Week/ ongoing
  • Identify the role that crafts play in history and the effects of mass production on hand crafted goods. One Week/ ongoingAnalysis, Evaluation, and Critique
  • Analyze the use of space (positive and negative) in three dimensional works of art. One Week/ ongoing
  • Identify and interpret symbolism in three dimensional works of art. One Week/ ongoing
  • Aesthetics
  • Formulate a working definition of art (8.19) One Class/ ongoing
Communication – Production

  • Synthesize prior knowledge and experience to create works of art (8.4) One Week/ ongoing
  • The student will communicate ideas, experiences, and narratives through the creation of original works of art, using selected print media and techniques (8.6) Two- Four Weeks
  • Create mixed media works of art that ideas, experiences, and narrative. Two- Four Weeks
  • Use contemporary media, digital arts or graphic design to create works of art to solve commercial or personal design problems. Two to Four Weeks

Art History/Cultural Context

  • Examine how the use of multiple media lifted artistic constraints of traditional schools of thought and opened new avenues for expression. One Class/ ongoing
  • Identify roles of artists in society (8.14) One Class/ ongoing

Analysis, Evaluation and Critique

  • Identify and examine ethical and legal considerations in the use of appropriated images and information. One Class/ ongoing
  • Identify the uses and impact of persuasive techniques (e.g., selection of images, design, type, media) in print and contemporary media (8.16) One Class/ ongoing
  • Communicate how personal experiences (social, cultural, and historical context) may influence critical interpretations and evaluations of works of art (8.17) One Class/ ongoing
  • Analyze the effect the elements of art and the principles of design have on the communication of ideas. One Week/ ongoing

Aesthetics

  • Define aesthetics as related to art (8.22). One Class
  • Year long classes will include the following media experiences: drawing (including observational drawing), printmaking, painting, sculpture, ceramics, crafts, and mixed media. Ongoing
  • All grades are expected to use oral and written language and art related vocabulary when discussing artworks and artmaking processes. Ongoing
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