Now, let’s take a brief look at the top 7 works of cubism.
The front, back, and sides become substitutable elements in the design of the work. It is your responsibility to make sure the links will work before purchasing. In cubism, the viewer participates with the artist in creating an artwork that actually makes sense. You will need access to:īefore purchasing, please check to make sure you and your students will be able to use the sites listed above by clicking on the test website link above. Tips for Teachers: Check your school's website filter before beginning the interactive art experience. Draw the object from three separate perspectives. Complete an Art Prompt: Choose an object outdoors to draw in pencil.Complete a Digital Research Project on Cubism.Listen to museum curator speaking about the Development of Cubism.Go inside Picasso's Bowl of Fruit, Violin and Bottle with an Animated Video.Learn fun facts about Cubism using an Interactive Presentation.Play a matching game using Picasso's Cubist paintings In 1906 Juan Gris traveled to Paris, where he met Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque and participated in the development of Cubism.Complete a word search using terms associated with Cubism.Cubism was the first abstract style of modern art. Students will interact with a 360° environment to learn about and play games associated with the art movement. C ubism was invented around 1907 in Paris by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. Non-Western art also significantly contributed to the creation of Cubism. Once in the interactive gallery students will click on the icons to explore and learn about the artists and Cubism. Created with younger students in mind, they will play puzzles and games, watch videos, listen to an audio file and complete a fully digital artist biography on Cubism.ĬLICK HERE to test that Thinglink, Google Sites and other commonly used websites in my immersive art experiences work on your school computers. ★ Teach students about Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, and Cubism by allowing students to explore this interactive gallery of the Cubist art movement. ★ Engage younger students in art history using this fully digital, 360° immersive art experience! Perfect as an introduction to Cubism or Picasso.
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