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The Blue Boy and the Pink Boy are famous painters by Thomas Gainsborough. These may have been painted as an experiment in colour theory.

This is a short art lesson plan for little ones, encouraging them to celebrate the diversity that is them, while helping them to understand symmetry, portrait and self portrait art, some art history, and having a lovely keepsake at the end of the project for the parents.

Jean Tinguely was an amazing painter and sculptor artist. However, he became a famous kinetic artist. I recently discovered Jean Tinguely while studying a art history class at Washington State University.

An art history based assessment of the Stela of King Naram-Sin.

A visual, contextual, and subjective analysis of Ingres’ “La Grande Odalisque”.

A visual, contextual, and subjective analysis of Gericault’s “The Raft of the Medusa”.

George Rickey’s famous Two-Lines – Temporal I is one of my most favorite kinetic sculptures. Rickey’s kinetic art work captured my attention during an art history class at Washington State University.

This is an art lesson plan for kindergarten through the second grade, learning about Pre-Columbian Pottery. Each child will produce a pinch pot with zoomorphic features and geometric designs as well as learn a little art history.

Introducing a new Critical Art Theory, Audience, and a short history of the move towards performance and the worship of celebrity.

A short lesson plan intended for children in kindergarten or first grade that will give good first hand experience in working with clay; a little art history and a wonderful product to take home and say “Hey, look what I made”!