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Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra From:- RAVINDER SINGH(Assi. Pro.) Lesson Plan for 4th sem. Date 23 th Feb. 2015 Days: 6 Days, Mon to Sat. Time: 10am to 5pm PRACTICAL -6 th Sem.(Group A) Date Topic References 23Feb. 2015 composition Study Practical 24 Feb.2015 ------Do-------- Practical 25 Feb.2015 ------Do-------- Practical 26 Feb.2015 ------Do-------- Practical 27 Feb 2015 ------Do-------- Practical 28 Feb 2015 ------Do-------- Practical . Lesson Plan for BFA 6 th Sem. Date 23 rd Feb. to 25 th Feb. 2015 Days: 3 Days, Mon to Wed. Time: 9 to 10 am PAPER- 2nd Aesthitics(Indian) Date Topic References 23Feb. 2015 Fundamentals of Indian art Aesthetics Meaning- Rekha Jhanji 24Feb.2015 ……….Do……….. Aesthetics Meaning- Rekha Jhanji 25Feb.2015 ……….Do……….. Aesthetics Meaning- Rekha Jhanji

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Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

From:- RAVINDER SINGH(Assi. Pro.)

Lesson Plan for 4th sem.

Date 23

th Feb. 2015 Days: 6 Days, Mon to Sat. Time: 10am to 5pm

PRACTICAL -6th

Sem.(Group A)

Date Topic References

23Feb. 2015

composition Study Practical

24 Feb.2015

------Do-------- Practical

25 Feb.2015

------Do-------- Practical

26 Feb.2015

------Do-------- Practical

27 Feb 2015

------Do-------- Practical

28 Feb 2015

------Do-------- Practical

. Lesson Plan for BFA 6th

Sem.

Date 23rd

Feb. to 25th

Feb. 2015 Days: 3 Days, Mon to Wed. Time: 9 to 10 am

PAPER- 2nd

Aesthitics(Indian)

Date Topic References

23Feb. 2015

Fundamentals of Indian art

Aesthetics Meaning- Rekha Jhanji

24Feb.2015

……….Do………..

Aesthetics Meaning- Rekha Jhanji

25Feb.2015

……….Do………..

Aesthetics Meaning- Rekha Jhanji

Lesson Plan for BFA 8th

Sem.

Date26th Feb to28th

Feb. 2015 Days: 3 Days, Thu to Sat. Time: 9 to 10 am

PAPER- 3rd

History of western art

Date Topic References

19Feb. 2015

Unit II

Abstractionism

Arnason: History of modern Art

27Feb.2015

………Do…………

Arnason: History of modern Art

28Feb. 2015

………Do…………

Arnason: History of modern Art

Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

From:- SANDEEP KUMAR (Assi. Pro.)

Lesson Plan for BFA - 6th

Sem. Date 23

rd Feb. 2015 Days: 3 Days, Mon to Wed. Time: 9 to 10 am

PAPER- 3rd

Advertising Profession & Pratice

Date Topic References

23Feb. 2015

Unit-4th

Different media of advertising

indoor

Art and print production, N.N.Sarkar,

Advertising management, Mukesh Trehaan,

Ranju Trehaan

24Feb. 2015

Outdoor Media

Art and print production, N.N.Sarkar,

Advertising management, Mukesh Trehaan,

Ranju Trehaan

25Feb. 2015

Direct mail media

Art and print production, N.N.Sarkar,

Advertising management, Mukesh Trehaan,

Ranju Trehaan

Ajit kumar, 23rd

-25th

Febuary 2015, Lesson Plan for B.F.A (Sixth semester)

Lesson Plan for :B.F.A (Sixth Semester)

Paper:II-History Of Western Art(Theory)

Date: 18/2/2015; Days: Three ; Teacher: Ajit kumar

Time: 12noon -1 pm

PAPER- II

Date Topic References

23/2/2015

Revision class on Romanticism

Gardner’s Art Through the Ages- Fred S.

Kleiner. History of Art- H.W. JANSON.

A Basic History Of Art- H.W. JANSON and

Anthony F. Janson. (Page no.-340-394)

24/2/2015

Revision class on Goya and

Delacroix

Gardner’s Art Through the Ages- Fred S.

Kleiner.

History of Art- H.W. JANSON. A Basic History Of Art- H.W. JANSON and

Anthony F. Janson. (Page no.-340-394)

25/2/2015 Revision class on Gericault and Turner.

Gardner’s Art Through the Ages- Fred S.

Kleiner. History of Art- H.W. JANSON.

A Basic History Of Art- H.W. JANSON and

Anthony F. Janson. (Page no.-340-394)

Ajit kumar, 26th

-28th

Febuary 2015, Lesson Plan for B.F.A (4th

semester)

Lesson Plan for :B.F.A (4th

Semester)

Paper:I-History Of Indian Art(Theory)

Date: 18/2/2015; Days: Three ; Teacher: Ajit kumar

Time: 9am -10am

PAPER- II

Date Topic References

26/2/2015

Introduction to stupa

Bhartiya Chitra Kala Ka Itihas- Vachaspati

Gairola History of Indian Art- huntington

Arts & Architecture of India – Benjamin

Rowland

27/2/2015 Introduction to Bahrut

Bhartiya Chitra Kala Ka Itihas- Vachaspati

Gairola

History of Indian Art- huntington

Arts & Architecture of India – Benjamin Rowland

28/2/2015 Bahrut Sculptures and relief panels at stupa.

Historical Atlas of south Asia –Romila Thapar

India and indonesian Art- Coomaraswamy The roots of indian Art- S P Gupta

The Art of Ancient India- Susan L.

Huntington.

BFA - ( 2th

SEMESTER )

Group – FOUNDATION

Sub - ( Printmaking )

Practical Dates - 23rd

to 28

th February 2015 by Dr. Rakesh Bani

Time - 9 am to 1 pm Daily ( Except Theory class & Holidays )

Practical Assignment No. 7 ----- Colour Wood Cut Process……..

Lecture objective ---- introduction of Colour wood Cut Plate preparation, Method of

colour printing , materials used for printing and process of printing on paper…

Saturday 28th

Feb. 2015 ( Evaluation of work done in week )

Department of Fine Arts

Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

Class- B.F.A- 2nd

Year

Teacher’s Name: Mr. Randeep Singh (Research Scholar)

Lesson Plan for Theory

Date: 23-24-25 Feb, 2015 Days: 3 Time: 9 am to 10 am

PAPER II – History of Western Art

Date Topic References

23/02/15 Romanesque Architecture

Apictorial History of Western Art By: -O.

Chritensen

History of Western Art by O. Christensen,

Paschatyakala by Dr. MamtaChaturvedi

Paschimkikala by Agrawal Ashok

24/02/15

Gothic

History of Western Art by O. Christensen,

Paschatyakala by Dr. MamtaChaturvedi

Paschimkikala by Agrawal Ashok

25/02/15

Gothic Sculpture

History of Western Art by O. Christensen,

Paschatyakala by Dr.

MamtaChaturvediPaschimkikala by Agrawal

Ashok

Class- B.F.A.-1st

Lesson Plan for Theory (Semester 2nd

)

Date26-27-28 Feb. 2015 Days: 3 Time:2 pm to 3 am

PAPER- 3ed –Appreciation and Fundamental of Visual Arts

Date Topic References

26/02/15 Drama Meaning of Art By Herbert(English) Art of

India By Stella Karmisch(English)

Bhartiya lok kala ke Abhipraye By Dr.Manjula

Chatrvedi (Hindi)

Lalit kala Ke aadarbhut Sithant By -Dr.

Meenakshi Bharti (Hindi)

27/02/15

Music

Meaning of Art By Herbert(English)

Art of India By Stella Karmisch(English)

Bhartiya lok kala ke Abhipraye By

Dr.ManjulaChatrvedi (Hindi)

Lalit kala Ke aadarbhut Sithant By -Dr.

Meenakshi Bharti (Hindi)

28/02/15

Performing art

Meaning of Art By Herbert(English)

Moderon Sculpture,Herbert Read.

Art of Sculpture, Herbert Read

Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

Lesson Plan for __Indian Art_4th Year _BFA__2015______________________ Date______23rd -25th February______ Days__Monday-Wednesday______

Time___9 am-10am____________

Teacher's Name _Chandrima Das_______________

PAPER- ____I_________________________

Date Topic References

23rd

February

Group 1890

What was Group 1890? Why was it formed? And

what was its importance vis-à-vis the Bombay

Progressives? Group 1890 was a collective of a dozen

artists led by J Swaminathan, the others being

Ambadas, Jeram Patel, Jyoti Bhatt, Raghav Kaneria,

Balkrishna Patel, Gulam Mohammad Sheikh,

Reddappa Naidu, S G Nikam, Rajesh Mehra, Himmat

Shah and Eric Bowen. It was ‘officially’ formed when

the artists met in Bhavnagar (Gujarat) on August 25-

26, 1962, at the home of Jayant and Jyoti Pandya,

friends of the artists. The Group took its name from

the number of the Pandya residence!

The Group’s manifesto was adopted on July 19, 1963. The

very first paragraph explains its significance vis-a-vis the

Bombay Progressives: “From its early beginnings in the

vulgar naturalism of Raja Ravi Varma and the pastoral

idealism of the Bengal School, down through the hybrid

mannerisms resulting from the imposition of concepts

evolved by successive movements in modern European art on

classical, miniature and folk styles to the flight into

'abstraction' in the name of cosmopolitanism, tortured

alternately by memories of a glorious past born out of a sense

• Bibliography

— 1. Indian Art-

Partha Mitter

2. Indian Art

History-

Krishna

Chayatanya

3. Indian Art an

overview-

Gayatri Sinha

4. Vadera Art

Gallery Book-

Post

Independence

5. Indian Art and

Modernity by

Nilima

Vashistha

of futility in the face of a dynamic present and the urge to

catch up with the times so as to merit recognition, modem

Indian art by and large has been inhibited by the self-

defeating purposiveness of its attempts at establishing an

identity.”

10 minutes discussion

24th

February

Ambadas (1922- 2012)

Born in Akola, Maharashtra, Ambadas grew up close to

Mahatma Gandhi’s extended family. His subaltern origins

and frugal living, Gandhian values and high ideals, all shaped

his personality into a complex one, with the clash of material

and spiritual needs making him strive for a higher purpose in

life. After matriculation, Ambadas received training at a

private art school in Ahmedabad. In 1952, along with

classmates Tyeb Mehta, Akbar Padamsee and Mohan Samant,

he completed his diploma from Sir J. J. School of Art,

Bombay. Employment as a handloom textile designer at the

government-run Weavers Service Centre made him shift from

Bombay to Madras, and then to New Delhi. Here, he met like-

minded artists J. Swaminathan, Rajesh Mehra and Himmat

Shah, with whom, in 1962, he formed Group 1890. These

artists questioned existing art scenarios and contemplated the

ideological shifts necessary for modern Indian art, both

through criticism and novel creation. However, the

association did not last long, disintegrating soon after the

group’s first and only exhibition. Before the shift to Norway

where he lived since 1972, Ambadas travelled on a

scholarship to the U.S.A. and Germany.

Ambadas Khobragade (Saffron Auction House)

Untitled

Oil on canvas

35.5 x 35.5 in

10 minutes discussion

-do-

25th J Swaminathan -do-

February

Jagdish Swaminathan was born in Simla in 1928. His

education in art consisted of short spells at the Delhi

Polytechnic and later, in Poland. It was only in the late

50's that he started devoting his time completely to art.

He was a member of the Communist Party of India in the

mid-50's and worked as a journalist and art critic for the

Left magazines. Swaminathan founded the "Group 1890"

in August 1962. This group put up their only show in

1963. As a solo artist, he put up about 31 shows and

participated in a number of national as well as

international exhibitions.

Modern Evening Sale

Feb 12, 2015

Jagdish Swaminathan Untitled ,Oil on canvas,31.5 x 43.5 in,Winning bid,$131,803 ,Rs 80,40,000

(Inclusive of buyer's premium) The main feature of his paintings was simplicity that was

rather captivating. The vivid imagery and bright colours were

a celebration of the rise of the inner being over the common

place. Later on, the well ordered colour geometry and brush

painting, gave way to the use of symbols. The latter was a

distinct influence of the tribal arts and he began to use his

fingers to apply the pigment in order to achieve the desired

effect.

10 minutes discussion

Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

Lesson Plan for _B.F.A. Applied arts, 8th

semester

Teacher Name : Rakesh Kumar Chaudhary, Assistant Professor B.F.A. Applied Arts

Date- 23,24,25 February 2015

Days- Mon,Tue,Wed

Time-10am to 11 am

Class - B.F.A. Applied Arts ,8th semester

PAPER- PAPER-III : ADVERTISING PROFESSION & PRACTICE ( Semester 8th )

Date Topic References

23/02/2015

Unit –IV - Print media and electronic media Potential – Television and Radio in the light of Mass Communication.

Vigyapan Design : Narendra Yadav

Marketing management : Philip kotler

24/02/2015

Future of Advertising – Career options in Internet Advertising, web designing and Animation.

Vigyapan Design : Narendra Yadav

Marketing management : Philip kotler

25/02/2015

Future of Advertising – Career options in Internet Advertising, web designing and Animation.

Vigyapan Design : Narendra Yadav

Marketing management : Philip kotler

Lesson Plan for B.F.A. Applied Arts, 6th

semester

Date-23,24,25,26,27,28 February 2015

Day- Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri, Time-- 09 am to 10 am and 11 am to 5 pm

Day-Sat Time- 09 am to 01 pm

PRACTICAL –

PAPER –IV : MAGAZINE LAYOUT & TYPOGRAPHY Paper-IV Practical Group (B) Day: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri.Sat

Date Topic References

23/02/2015

Magazine Layout and designing Through Demonstration & conversation

24/02/2015

Magazine Layout and designing Through Demonstration & conversation

25/02/2015

Magazine Layout and designing Through Demonstration & conversation

26/02/2015

Magazine Layout and designing Through Demonstration & conversation

27/02/2015

Magazine Layout and designing Through Demonstration & conversation

28/02/2015 Magazine Layout and designing

Through Demonstration & conversation

Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

Lesson Plan for _B.F.A. Painting, 8th

semester

Teacher Name : Mr. Randhir Singh Pathania, Assistant Professor

Lesson Plan for B.F.A. Painting, 8th

semester

Date-23,24,25,26,27,28 February 2015

Day- Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri. Time- 10 am to 12 pm and 01 pm to 5 pm

Sat Time- 10 am to 12 pm

PRACTICAL –

Day: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri,Sat Practical : Mural on wall

Date Topic References

23/02/2015

Mural on wall (Acrylic colour ) Through Demonstration & conversation

24/02/2015

Do Through Demonstration & conversation

25/02/2015

Do Through Demonstration & conversation

26/02/2015

Do Through Demonstration & conversation

27/02/2015

Do Through Demonstration & conversation

28/02/2015 Do

Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

Lesson Plan for _B.F.A. Sculpture, 4th,,

6th

, 8th

semester

Teacher Name : Geeti Karmaker, Assistant Professor B.F.A. Sculpture

Lesson Plan for _B.F.A. Sculpture, 4th,,

semester

Date-23rd

, 24th

, 25th

, 26th

,27th

28th

, February 2015

Days- Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri Time-10am to 4:30 pm

Sat Time-10am to 1:00 pm

Class - B.F.A. Sculpture 4th semester

Practical- Wood carving

Date Topic References

23/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster of

Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

24/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster of Paris Demonstration and Discussion

25/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster of Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

26/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster of Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

27/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster of Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

28/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

Lesson Plan for _B.F.A. Sculpture, 4th,,

semester

Date-17,18 February 2015

Days- Tue, Wed Time-2pm to 3 pm

Theory –

Paper III: Method And Material

Date Topic References

24/02/2015

Sculpturing by fabrication of metal patina

& colouring A hand book of method and material :

Ray Smith

25/02/2015

Sculpturing by fabrication of metal patina

& colouring A hand book of method and material :

Ray Smith

Lesson Plan for _B.F.A. Sculpture, 6th,,

semester

Date-23rd

,24th

,25th

,26th

,27th

,28th

, February 2015

Days- Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri Time-10am to 4:30 pm

Sat Time-10am to 1:00 pm

Class - B.F.A. Sculpture 6th semester

Practical- Relief work in clay

Date Topic References

23/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster of

Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

24/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster of

Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

25/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster of

Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

26/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster of

Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

27/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster of

Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

28/02/2015

Composition in direct plaster of

Paris

Demonstration and Discussion

Lesson Plan for _B.F.A. Sculpture, 6th,,

semester

Date-26,27,28 February 2015

Days- Thu,Fri,Sat Time-9am to 10 am

Theory –

Paper I: History of Indian Art

Date Topic References

26/02/2015

Jain manuscript painting History of Indian Art : Haumtington

27/02/2015

Jain manuscript painting History of Indian Art : Haumtington

28/02/2015 Jain manuscript painting History of Indian Art : Haumtington

Lesson Plan for _B.F.A. Sculpture, 8

th,, semester

Date-23rd

,24th

,25th

,26th

,27th

, 28th February 2015

Days- Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri Time-10am to 4:30 pm

Sat Time-10am to 1:00 pm

Class - B.F.A. Sculpture 8th semester

Practical- wood carving

Date Topic References

23/02/2015

Stone Carving & wood carving

Demonstration and Discussion

24/02/2015

Stone carving & wood carving Demonstration and Discussion

25/02/2015

Stone carving & wood carving

Demonstration and Discussion

26/02/2015

Stone carving & wood carving

Demonstration and Discussion

27/02/2015

Stone carving & wood carving

Demonstration and Discussion

27/02/2015

Stone carving & wood carving

Demonstration and Discussion

Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

Lesson Plan for B.F.A [Applied Art] 4th Semester

23 feb to 28 Feburary, 2015 (Monday to Saturday) Time: 10 to 1PM & 2 to 5 PM

PRACTICAL – Press Layout

Date Topic References

23.02.2015 Design a press layout on

Fastrack watches

Newspaper & Internet

Demonstration

24.02.2015 Rough Layout -do-

25.02.2015 Thumbnails in colour variations Demonstration &Conversation

26.02.2015 Final Layout -do-

27.02.2015 -do- -do-

28.02.2015

Half day

Final Submit -do-

Class Teacher

Dalbir singh

Department of Fine Arts Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

Teacher’s Name: Dr. Anand Jaiswal (Assistant Professor)

Lesson Plan for Theory Date: 23, 24, 25 February, 2015 Days: 3 Time: 10 am to 11 am

Class: BFA 8th

Semester (Group A & C, Painting and Sculpture) PAPER- III Aesthetics (Western)

Date Topic References

23/2/2015 Meaning of Psychical Distance

Giriraj Koshor Agrawal- Saundarya Kala

Aur Sameeksha Shashtra, lalit Kala

Prakashan, Aligarh .

Rajendra Bajapai- Saundarya,

MadhyaPradesh Hindi Granth c, Bhopal.

Chandra Kala Mata- Bhartiya Evam

Pashchatya: Adharbhoot Tatva, Y.K.

publishers, Agra.

24/2/2015 Psychical Distance and pleasure

25/2/2015

Psychical Distance and art

Lesson Plan for Practical Date: 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 February, 2015 Days: 6

Time: 9 am to 10 am, 11am to 1 pm & 2pm to 5 pm (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday)

Time: 9 am to 1 pm & 2pm to 5 pm (Thursday, Friday)

Time: 9 am to 1pm (Saturday)

Class: BFA 8

th sem. (4

th year) (Group B, Applied Arts)

PAPER- VI (Photography)

PAPER- VII (Computer Graphics)

Date Topic: Computer Graphics Topic: Photography References

23/2/2015

Product Campaign Teaser Ad.

Photo Illustration-1

Through

Demonstration

24/2/2015 -do- Photo Illustration-2 -do-

25/2/2015 -do- Photo Illustration-3 -do-

26/2/2015

Product Campaign Press Ad.

Photo Illustration-4 -do-

27/2/2015 -do- Photo Illustration-5 -do-

28/2/2015 -do- Photo Illustration-6 -do-