A r t i s t I s m A r t P a g e s AP Art History Ism Project You are to create one page per Ism style listed below. Each Page is to include: 1- The artists full Name. 2- The artists date of birth and death (if not still alive- still alive mark as -present). 3- At least one example of the artist’s work. 4- Five facts about the artist, regarding their art career. 5- Characterize the style of the artist. List three to ﬁve characteristics in two to three sentences describing the style. 6- Color, design, and/or pattern, is to be used that the artist would be recognized or attributed with. 7- Images are to be of quality- computer and color prints. Images need to be brought into a image program and imported into your program so as to not be fragmented, pixalated, or of poor quality. Everything you need is at the school labs and can be utilized before school, at lunch , and after school if you do not have a computer or color printer. 8- Mount pages on colored paper, and put into a binder. 9- Creativity is a must 25% of the grade will be based upon the look, color, and design of the pages. 10- Styles that must be included: Fauvism German Expressionism Die Brucke Der Blaue Reiter Cubism Analytical Cubism Synthetic Cubism Syncopated Cubism Cubist Sculpture Purism Futurism Dadaism Avant-Garde Photography Precisionism Neue Sachlichkeit Surrealism / Fantasy Art Primitivism Suprematism Constructivism De Stijl The Bauhaus Degenerate Art The International Style Art Deco Don’t Forget to INCLUDE Ch.’s 29, 30, and 31 Style Pages Total Points: 470- 440 for Ch.’s 35 & 36 30 for Ch.’s 29, 30, 31. Organic Architecture Depression Art Regionalism Mexican Muralism Existentialism Abstract Expressionism Gestural Abstraction Color Fields Post-Painterly Abstraction Minimalism Diverse Sculptural Directions Performance Art Conceptual Art Pop Art Superrealism / Photo Realism Environmental Art / Site Art Modernism Architecture Post Modernism Architecture Deconstructivism Architecture Neo-Expressionism Feminism Video and Digital Imagery Post Modernism and Commodity Culture

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Artist Ism Art PagesAP Art History Ism Project

You are to create one page per Ism style listed below. Each Page is to include:1- The artists full Name.2- The artists date of birth and death (if not still alive- still alive mark as -present).3- At least one example of the artist’s work.4- Five facts about the artist, regarding their art career.5- Characterize the style of the artist. List three to five characteristics in two to three sentences describing the style.6- Color, design, and/or pattern, is to be used that the artist would be recognized or attributed with.7- Images are to be of quality- computer and color prints. Images need to be brought into a image program and imported into your program so as to not be fragmented, pixalated, or of poor quality. Everything you need is at the school labs and can be utilized before school, at lunch , and after school if you do not have a computer or color printer.8- Mount pages on colored paper, and put into a binder.9- Creativity is a must 25% of the grade will be based upon the look, color, and design of the pages.10- Styles that must be included: Fauvism German Expressionism Die Brucke Der Blaue Reiter Cubism Analytical Cubism Synthetic Cubism Syncopated Cubism Cubist Sculpture Purism Futurism Dadaism Avant-Garde Photography Precisionism Neue Sachlichkeit Surrealism / Fantasy Art Primitivism Suprematism Constructivism De Stijl The Bauhaus Degenerate Art The International Style Art Deco

Don’t Forget to INCLUDE Ch.’s 29, 30, and 31 Style Pages

Total Points: 470- 440 for Ch.’s 35 & 36 30 for Ch.’s 29, 30, 31.

Organic Architecture Depression Art Regionalism Mexican Muralism Existentialism Abstract Expressionism Gestural Abstraction Color Fields Post-Painterly Abstraction Minimalism Diverse Sculptural Directions Performance Art Conceptual Art Pop Art Superrealism / Photo Realism Environmental Art / Site Art Modernism Architecture Post Modernism Architecture Deconstructivism Architecture Neo-Expressionism Feminism Video and Digital Imagery Post Modernism and Commodity Culture