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Art & Design → History of Art & Design → The Work of Artists

Introduction

"Mondrian Magic! Art in Everyday Objects" is a 1-page Art & Design resource for Lower Key Stage 2, linked to

This resource is part of a set of 2 with the following alternate variants:

Précis

This is an art resource that engages children with their journey on a Red Funnel Ferry. The resource incorporates a pre-visit, on-site and post-visit element that enables children to learn about one artist?s style and how it can link to the ferry environment. Furthermore, it allows them to produce a piece of work in their style.

Contextual Summary

This is an art resource that engages children with their journey on a Red Funnel Ferry. The resource incorporates a pre-visit, on-site and post-visit element that enables children to learn about one artist?s style and how it can link to the ferry environment. Furthermore, it allows them to produce a piece of work in their style.

Curriculum Relevance

Art & Design → History of Art & Design → The Work of Artists

Implementation

Prior to their visit, students should be shown or research examples of work by Mondrian to put the task in context. During their journey on the Red Funnel ferry, pupils can sketch or use a digital camera to capture a variety of images of shipping containers or other square or rectangular structures or objects. Upon return to school, students will be produce their own image using the methods which enthuse them (choice of materials is up to the teacher). Key stage 2 students could produce a second piece in the style based on something local they see regularly.

Key Skills Practised

  • using a range of materials
  • using drawing and painting to develop and share their ideas, experiences and imagination
  • to develop a wide range of art and design techniques in using colour, pattern, texture,line, shape, form and space
  • learning about the work of a range of artists and making links to their own work

Learning Opportunities

Pre-Visit

Students look at examples of Mondrian?s paintings

On Site

Students look out for objects that remind them of Mondrian?s style of painting. ? They take photographs or draw the things seen from the ferry or the coach.

Post-Visit

Students complete their own piece of artwork inspired by Mondrian?s design.

Learning Outcomes

Students will demonstrate their artistic skill, using of a variety of media. They will demonstrate their ability to produce a piece of work in the style of a famous artist.

FAQs

Mondrian Magic! Art in Everyday Objects is a Art & Design resource targeted at Lower Key Stage 2 children, Mixed Ability, supporting a school trip to

Mondrian Magic! Art in Everyday Objects is designed for Lower Key Stage 2 children with Mixed Ability but is also suitable for younger students working at a high level or studying a specific topic, or as revision / infill for older students who have already covered this previously

Mondrian Magic! Art in Everyday Objects is a Art & Design resource specifically targeted at History of Art & Design and The Work of Artists

Students will demonstrate their artistic skill, using of a variety of media. They will demonstrate their ability to produce a piece of work in the style of a famous artist.

This resource contains elements that are designed to be completed before the trip commences, whilst on site at and on return to school after the visit

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