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Collage is a style of artistic expression that is limitless in variety. When a collage becomes three dimensional it is called an assemblage, but the same principles are at work- combining and juxtaposing images and media in a way that evokes a feeling that communicates something about a topic. Eighth grade art students make a series of small collages concentrating on formal principles of design: Balnce, Rhthym and Movement. Once mastered, students create collages about a topic of their choosing incorporating the principles into the composition.

Mixed Media Collage Ruric
For Art History, I would like you to become familiar with the work of Romare Beardon. Please use the following link to get to know his work. You will need to copy and paste the address.( Sorry, I need a web refresher course- which one of you will help me?) http://www.metmuseum.org/explore/the_block/index_flash.html
More.... Here are some well known artists who make collages/assemblages:Romare Bearden. Joeseph Cornell. Eric Carle.

Combination Composition

Brittney's Bunny

Moniz Mania

Haley's Heavenly Boquet

Social Studies Art

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Updated: Jan 22, 2008

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