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The Emotional Color Wheel
10 Hours PD/CEU – Raleigh NC Area Learn to apply “Thoughtful Abstract Expressionism” to your teaching practice for students of all ages, K-12. This one-day intensive workshop will show you how to apply this information to any media as well as making 2 examples for your classroom. Workshop includes a book, many lessons, and a certificate for your CEU documentation. (Seek prior approval from your administrator) The cost is just $110 and includes lunch and snacks. |
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Details: Splashing paint, scribbling, and making abstract shapes is considered by some as an exploration in "Abstract Art" for their students. What if you could go further, show how art elements can be used to convey specific feelings, personal experiences, and emotions based on international symbols, color theory, and historical movements? This program will show you how to take these explorations to the next level in a way that students will innately understand and recall as they explain their artistic choices of color and shape in their expressive works of art. Splashing paint may be fun, but this is far more. We will cover working in slight abstraction to total abstract expressionism (non-objective art) in a way even kinder-kids can fully grasp!
Additionally, this approach allows students dealing with issues of trauma to work through their experiences in a safe way that codes their information visually. When partnering with a therapist, this approach can provide deep healing for all involved.
Taught by Eric Gibbons, leader of professional development on the State and National level, author of over 40 books in art education, and artist with work in the Obama White House Collection.
Questions can be emailed to the following address, PLEASE include a clear subject. (No "e" in LOVSART)
Additionally, this approach allows students dealing with issues of trauma to work through their experiences in a safe way that codes their information visually. When partnering with a therapist, this approach can provide deep healing for all involved.
Taught by Eric Gibbons, leader of professional development on the State and National level, author of over 40 books in art education, and artist with work in the Obama White House Collection.
Questions can be emailed to the following address, PLEASE include a clear subject. (No "e" in LOVSART)
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Date: Tuesday, June 25th 2019
Time: 9am to 7pm Food: Pizza Lunch & snacks provided. Limit: 10 Participants Organizer: Firehouse Publications (Registered with the State of NC) Address: 5924 Lunenburg Dr. Raleigh, NC 27603 |
When registration is complete, we will follow up with an email confirming payment and additional details within 24 hours.
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NC Essential Visual Literacy Standard:
Essential Standard: I.V.2 Apply creative and critical thinking skills to artistic expression.
Clarifying Objective: I.V.2.3 Understand the role of emotion, imagination, and creativity in producing content for original art.
Essential Standard: I.V.2 Apply creative and critical thinking skills to artistic expression.
Clarifying Objective: I.V.2.3 Understand the role of emotion, imagination, and creativity in producing content for original art.
