About the Artist
Joan Miro (1893-1983)
Your student artists will enjoy learning about the dreamlike surreal style of Joan Miro. Using abstract shapes, the children challenge their imagination to change reality into a special world where anything is possible.
style
Surrealism
Media
Oil
HERITAGE
Spanish
gender
Male
Art Elements Taught
Shape, Line
Art Activity Emphasis
Surrealist Compositions with Fanciful Shapes
Student Art Supplies
Tempera Paint, Markers, Cotton Balls
Vocabulary Learned
abstract, contours, line, mood, overlap, shape, space, still life, surrealism
This artist unit is part of Track C along with six other artists. All tracks include:
- Implementation guide to manage scheduling, volunteers & communication
- Multi-level, age-appropriate curriculum for all seven artists in this track
- Engaging PowerPoint visuals that include vocabulary, art concepts & music
- Timed, illustrated & scripted lessons perfect for teachers or volunteers
- Hands-on technique worksheets, art project details, art prints, games & props
*Art supplies and teacher/volunteer training DVDs can be added to your order.
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