Design an abstract sculpture that represents one of your favorite places. Use materials that will help convey ideas about your chosen place.
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Place Sculptures
Use what you’ve learned about materials to make a sculpture about a meaningful place
Studio Project Prompt:
Parameters:
- Begin by writing about your favorite place. Allow descriptive words and phrases to inform your sculpture.
- Work with abstract forms.
- Think about how you might use color, form, balance, unity, and juxtaposition to emphasize your ideas.
- Experiment with a variety of materials.
Before you begin, check out these examples by the students at Northside Middle School in Norfolk, Virginia!
Prepared by: Kara Dobrowolski, Dr. Phillips High School, Orlando, Florida
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