Shay Church You may remember learning about this artist in 6th grade.

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Shay Church You may remember learning about this artist in 6th grade. How is his artwork different from work you would typically see in an an art museum? What factors are important in an installation?

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Tara Donovan Tara Donovan uses the typical Styrofoam cup and transforms how the audience views this everyday item.

Andy Goldsworthy Andy Goldsworthy uses natural materials for his works of art and the for the site. Earthworks are artworks formed usually with natural materials that use the landscape as the setting for the sculpture.

Slinkachu How does scale affect the presentation of the installation?

Installation: What is an installation? What properties or characteristics are important in an installation? Location, Location, Location-How does the site influence the design?

Planning your installation: What does your group want the artwork to say? -What will be the message or story that your group’s installation will present? How will you use the location to make the installation site-specific? How can you use the resources in the art room to construct the installation? What will be the time duration of the display? How will the different members in your group work together to present your group’s ideas to the class? How can each member of the group participate?