EQ: How do artists use their imaginations to tell stories?

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EQ: How do artists use their imaginations to tell stories?

Unit Standards: VA.2.4 Creative Expression Through Art The learner will be able to creates drawings emphasizing one or more of the arts elements, line, shape, and form. VA.2.9 Space The learner will be able to explain how space surrounds two-dimensional shapes VA.2.16 Aesthetic Perception The learner will be able to discuss why people make art.

Unit Standards: VA.2.4 Creative Expression Through Art TSW create an artwork that emphasizes the art element of texture and repetition.

Unit Standards VA.2.4 Creative Expression Through Art TSW be able to create paintings emphasizing one or more of the arts elements, e.g., value and spatial techniques (overlapping, size placement of shapes). VA.2.10 Spatial Techniques TSW be able to demonstrate how artists use spatial techniques such as overlapping, size, and placement of shapes. VA.2.10 Spatial Techniques TSW be able to demonstrate how artists use spatial techniques such as overlapping, size, and placement of shapes.

Unit Standards VA.2.2 Three-dimensional Qualities TSW be able to use a variety of art materials and techniques to model, construct, and compose original artworks. VA.2.4 Creative Expression Through Art TSW be able to create pottery emphasizing form.

Unit Standards: VA.2.16 Aesthetic Perception TSW be able to discuss why people make art. VA.2.19 Culture TSW be able to make statements about the functions (purposes) of particular artworks and the culture that produced them.