SWAP (State Wide Art Partnership) Workshop on October 3, 2015
Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art at Utah State University
Art Specialists and Classroom Teachers
Teachers in the Logan area, Utah, had the opportunity to attend SWAP workshops to "re-charge" their creativity and "pass-it-on" to students. The workshop used the Museum's art collections and exhibitions to introduce new ways of thinking about our arts curriculum and strategies fro developing projects for the K-12 classroom.
My two workshops entitled "Music Paints my Picture" focused on integrated visual and music response. Teachers had the opportunity to make connections between visual art works and how this translates to music composition. Basic elements, circle, line, dot, elements of art and music, etc. were explored. We looked at how art works can inspire music composition and the reverse: how music compositions can inspire works of art.
Multimedia art projects were discussed explaining how music, visual art, poetry, and movement can fuse into one time/space total artwork.
Great participation by the Utah teachers - loved working with you. Stay in touch. Share your projects with us!
Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art at Utah State University
Art Specialists and Classroom Teachers
Teachers in the Logan area, Utah, had the opportunity to attend SWAP workshops to "re-charge" their creativity and "pass-it-on" to students. The workshop used the Museum's art collections and exhibitions to introduce new ways of thinking about our arts curriculum and strategies fro developing projects for the K-12 classroom.
My two workshops entitled "Music Paints my Picture" focused on integrated visual and music response. Teachers had the opportunity to make connections between visual art works and how this translates to music composition. Basic elements, circle, line, dot, elements of art and music, etc. were explored. We looked at how art works can inspire music composition and the reverse: how music compositions can inspire works of art.
Multimedia art projects were discussed explaining how music, visual art, poetry, and movement can fuse into one time/space total artwork.
Great participation by the Utah teachers - loved working with you. Stay in touch. Share your projects with us!
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