4B - POP ART

Langages : codes du pop art

En quoi le pop art a t-il révolutionné l'art ?

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A.DEBRAY - AC LILLE

MUSEUM

First of all, you have to create a sign at the entrance for the visitors to explain what Pop Art is.

The museum is going to organize a Pop art exhibition next month. The director received your application and chose you to prepare the exhibition. Congrats !

POP ART

Watch channel 1 and 2 to answers the questions.

What does "POP" mean ?

What WAS The society like ?

WHat do artists represent ?

When did it appear ? WHICH HISTORICAL EVENT PRECEDE THIS PERIOD ?

what ADJECTIVES ARE USED TO QUALIFY pop art?

Write names of famous pop art artists

Friday, September 15, 2023

POP means POPULAR. It appeared during the 1950's, just after WWII. People went to the cinema, had fun and bought a lot things. Pop art is young, sexy, fun, colorful and low cost. Pop artists represent modern objects, food, celebrities comic books and magazines. Andy Warhol, Richard Hamilton, Roy Lichtenstein, Eduardo Paolozzi and Keith Haring are famous pop artists. VOCABULARY: colorful = coloré low cost = peu couteux buy, bought, bought = acheter BILAN / RAPPEL : Pour parler au prétérit, soit le verbe est régulier et on ajoute -ed à la base verbale, soit le verbe est irrégulier et il faut l'apprendre par coeur.

Now, let's discover the artists chosen by the director. You have to write short biographies under each of the self portraits to explain the link between the artist and Pop Art.

NAME

DATES

WHAT DID HE REPRESENT

TECHNIQUES

COLORS

NATIONALITY

MATERIALS

Keith Haring 1958-1990 American men shapes animals vivid drawing bold lines shapes magnets walls

Andy Warhol 1928-1987 American food celebrities vivid silkscreen painting juxtaposition canvas shoes

Richard Hamiltion 1922-2011 British movie posters food celebrities everyday objects collage from magazines paper

Roy Lichtenstein 1923-1997 American comic books people primary colors dots paper canvas

Eduardo Paolozzi 1924-2005 British food celebrities forms vivid collage from magazines superposition canvas textile sculpture

EDUARDO PAOLOZZI

KEITH HARING

RICHARD HAMILTON

ANDY WARHOL

ROY LICHTENSTEIN

To write the small biography of each artist, the director gave you some documents to use (see the QR codes) and important to answer.

questions

Thursday, September 21, 2023

His name was Keith Haring. He was born in 1958 and he died in 1990. He was American. He represented people, shapes, animals, aliens and objects. His paintings were colorful. He used bold lines and cartoon style. He painted on walls, subways , clothes, shoes, magnets and cups. VOCABULARY : shapes = formes - bold lines = lignes épaisses cartoon = dessin animé - subway = métro

EDUARDO PAOLOZZI

KEITH HARING

RICHARD HAMILTON

RICHARD HAMILTON

RICHARD HAMILTON

ANDY WARHOL

ROY LICHTENSTEIN

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Meet the people E.PAOLOZZI 1948

Campbell's soup cans A.WARHOL 1962

Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different so appealing? R.HAMILTON 1962

The director hung some pieces of art on the wall but he forgot to write the artists' name under each of them. Zoom on each piece of art to see the techniques and then put the labels under the right paintings.

Crying girl R.LICHTENSTEIN 1963

Andy mouse K.HARING 1986

Crying girl R.LICHTENSTEIN 1963

Meet the people E.PAOLOZZI 1948

Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different so appealing? R.HAMILTON 1962

Campbell's soup cans A.WARHOL 1962

Andy mouse K.HARING 1986

SUBJECTS to talk about

VERBS

colors what is represented (objets, people) techniques used size artist

I love I am crazy about I am fond of I am keen on I like I don't like / I dislike I hate I can't stand / bear

OPINION

In my opinion / To my mindI think / I guess / I believe As for meAs far as I am concerned

ADJECTIVES

splendid wonderful fantastic amazing astonishing colorful marvellous magnificent innovative original funny terrible colorless sad

The director wants your opinion. Which work is your favorite and why ?

Campbell's soup cans A.WARHOL 1962

what did he represent ?

what technique did he use ?

when you look at this work, where do you have the impression to be ?

Name of the work, artist, year

are they similar ? If there is some differences, what is different ?

How are they disposed ?

The director needs a description of this work. He wrote some instructions about what he wants. When it is ok , click to make appear the sign to fill in.

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Campbell's soup cans A.WARHOL 1962

ACTIVITY : Complete the sign Cambell's soup cans was created in 1962 by Andy Warhol. He represented 32 soup cans on separate canvases. They are juxtaposed on 4 lines and 8 columns. Each canvas is 16 inches by 20 inches ( 40.64 cm x 50.8 cm) so the work is (325.12cm x 203.2cm). The background of each canvas is white and the cans are red and white but they are different. Indeed, the tastes are different on each of them. To produce his work, the artist used serigraphy. When you look at the work, you have the impression to be at the store/supermarket.

Campbell's soup cans A.WARHOL 1962

Campbell's soup cans was created in 1962 by Andy Warhol. He represented 32 Campbell's soup cans on separate canvases. They are juxtaposed on 4 lines and 8 columns. Each canvas is 51(fifty) cm by 41 centimetres. The background of each canvas is white and the cans are red and white. They look similar but they are different . Indeed, the flavour is different on each of them. To produce his work, the artist used a silkscreen technique. When you look at the work, you have the impression to be at the supermarket .

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The director adds another request. He wants you to record the description for blind people. First of all, check your pronounciation of several words.

created

canvases

created

represented

lines

each

19=nineteen

different

white

centimetres

indeed

50=fifty

similar

artist

silkscreen

impression

supermarket

technique

Then, when you're ready, use a mp3 to record yourself.

Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different so appealing? RICHARD HAMILTON 1962

Just what is it that makes today's homes so different so appealing ? was created by Richard Hamilton in 1962. Hamilton used everyday (revolutionary) objects to represent this modern society.

Where are the cans on the picture?

Now, complete the description of this painting with the composition of this collage. Before your knowledge.

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where is the banana?

Friday, September 29, 2023

1) A l'arrière plan, il y a un cinema. -->In the background, there is a cinema. 2) Derrière la femme, il y a une télé. -->Behind the woman, there is a TV. 3) En haut des escaliers, il y a une femme. ->At the top of the stairs, there is a woman. 4) Sur le mur, il y a un poster. -->On the wall,there is a poster. 5) Au premier plan, en bas des escaliers il y a un aspirateur. -->In the foreground, at the bottom of the stairs there is a vacuum. 6) En dessous de la table, il y a un tapis. -->Under the table, there is a carpet. 7) Il y a une sucette dans sa main. --> There is a lolipop in his hand.

Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different so appealing? RICHARD HAMILTON 1962

In the car R.LICHTENSTEIN 1963

Happy tears R.LICHTENSTEIN 1963

Oh, Jeff... I love you too... R.LICHTENSTEIN 1964

DÉCRIRE UNE ACTION QUI SE DÉROULE

Pour décrire une action qui est en train de se dérouler, j'utilise du

Here is a new wall dedicated to Lichtenstein. Describe each painting and what people are doing and attach those texts to a QR code thanks to this . You can check you knowledge before.

présent continu / présent en -ing

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I You He/She/It We You They

am are is are are are

BV-ing

WEBSITE

In the car R.LICHTENSTEIN 1963

The director received a lot of money to welcome 2 other works. He wants your opinion ! Choose a work to present ( title, artist, date, technique, colors, what is represented), do not forget to be convincing so use a lot of positive adjectives. You must show on the computer : - the painting on the left of the screen - a label with the title, the artist and the date under the painting - on the right of the painting, you can write 5 importants words to use during your oral presentation that resume the work - In the bottom right corner, a QR CODE with the textual description of the work

Happy tears R.LICHTENSTEIN 1963

Oh, Jeff... I love you too... R.LICHTENSTEIN 1964

EDUARDO PAOLOZZI

KEITH HARING

RICHARD HAMILTON

ANDY WARHOL

ROY LICHTENSTEIN