Assemblage powerpoint ..................
- 1. Assemblage Ms O’Hara Pablo Picasso (1914),
- 2. What is Assemblage? A “sculpture or installation art that 'assembles' various found objects.” (National Galleries of Scotland, N.D) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alCiumy8tjE Pablo Picasso (1914),
- 3. Context • Began in the early 20th Century. • Earliest Examples are from Pablo Picasso. • Became widespread in 1950s/60s. Noah Purifoy, (1967), “Unknown”
- 4. • The “aim was to challenge and disrupt the values of the commercialised contemporary gallery system.” (TATE, 2024) Context Noah Purifoy, (1967), “Unknown”
- 5. • Began in the Rachel Harrison, Alexander The Great, • Rachel Harrison. • Alexander The Great. • 2007. • Artist combined a mannequin, sequined robe, Halloween mask and other found objects to create this object.
- 6. • Daniel Spoerri. • Kichka’s Breakfast. • 1960. • Artist Glued his girlfriend's breakfast to a board and chair. • Mounted sideways on a wall Sporerri, Kichka’s Breakfast, (1960.)
- 7. Making your own Assemblage Research Brainstorm/ Consider Develop & design Create Reflect
- 8. Research • Research 2 Assemblage artists. • Who is the artist? • What is the artwork called? • When was it made? • Why was it made? • What materials were used? • Formal 3D properties? John Outterbridge, (1978-1982), “Broken Dance”
- 9. Brainstorm/ Consider • Create mind map based on the theme • Make it visual - Include lots of drawings! Consider things such as: Materials. Scale. Time. Balance
- 11. • Create drawings of possible ideas for your assemblage in your sketchbooks. • Consider the formal 3D properties. • Annotate your drawings. Design & Develop
- 12. • Select your final design. • Why did you choose it? • List materials you will need. • Bring in any materials that are not in the art room. Design & Develop
- 13. Create • Use your final design drawing to start making your assemblage.
- 14. Reflect. In pairs, discuss: • What worked well • What I could improve on • What I would do differently