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 * Standards and Benchmarks: **

This lesson meets the following [|National Standards and Benchmarks for Arts Education].

VA.9-12.1 Understanding and applying media, techniques, and processes (1 & 2)

VA.9-12.2 Using knowledge of structures and functions (2 & 3)

VA.9-12.3 Choosing and evaluating a range of subject matter, symbols, and ideas (1)

VA.9-12.4 Understanding the visual arts in relation to history and cultures (1)

VA.9-12.5 Reflecting upon and assessing the characteristics and merits of their work and the work of others (1 & 2)

VA.9-12.6 Making connections between visual arts and other disciplines (1 & 2)

Art can change the way we experience the world
 * Enduring ideas:**

How do artists experiment and take risks in order to create? Where do ideas and materials for art come from?
 * Driving Question**

Inspired by the organic 3D forms of Ann Weber, how will you using cardboard collaboratively create a sculpture
 * Inquiry/ challenge:**

Ann Weber videos //In Rome// and //KQED Portrait//
 * The “hook”:**


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Look at the Pinterest Site for ideas and artists. Take notes in your skb. Draw ideas that inspire from what you have seen. Play with the cardboard on your own
 * Activities:**

Incubate: look at resources, artists, and begin to think what yous want to do Individually create maquettes include peer critiques Collectively in groups of 3-4 decide on one/merge ideas Create collaborative freestanding abstract or realistic 3D structures
 * Process and media:**


 * Exhibit:798 end of October**

3D sculpture movement design principles Relief rhythm Surface unity shape/ form maquette
 * Vocabulary:**