What is Pop art to you? Can you name one pop artist, and a piece by him or her? Write one paragraph (5 sentences)

Toilet Paper Food Sculpture

Standards ● Standard 1.0 - Media, Techniques, and Processes● Standard 2.0 Structures and Functions● Standard 4.0 Historical and Cultural Relationships● Standard 6.0 - Interdisciplinary Connections

Objectives1. Given a bell ringer activity, I will explain what I believe pop art is or was and also try to name a pop artist or pop artwork. 2. Through a PowerPoint presentation over the history of Claes Oldenburg, food replica artists, the culinary arts, and the rubric for the project, I will understand the importance of Oldenburg’s art, food replica artists, and culinary artists to the visual arts.3. Given a toilet paper forming technique demonstration by the teacher and practice sessions, I will be able to create a sculpture that resembles the food from my visual reference. 4. After a PowerPoint presentation, demonstration, and practice session, I will be able discuss and recall information learned from that day’s lesson during the end of class discussion and review.

History of Food Sculptures

● Claes Oldenburg○ Pop Artist of the 1960’s to Present○ Famous for creating materialistic

commodities ○ Created food sculptures

■ Extremely large or normal size■ Made from fabrics and plaster

History of Food Sculptures

● Made an art of parody and humor by…○ Enlarging the scale○ Making materials opposite of actual textures ○ Reversing the basic characteristics

History of Food Sculpture

Pastry Case (1961-1962)

History of Food Sculpture

Two Hamburgers, With Everything (1962)

History of Food Sculpture

Floor Cake (1962)

Food Replica Artists

● People who create fake food for restaurants, stores, and advertising

● Most food found being showcased● Food that appears on packaging or

commercials ● Museum Displays

Food Replica Artists

● Plaster casting techniques● Painted like original

Food Replica Artists

Food Replica Artists

Culinary Arts

What are We Doing?

● We as a class are going to create a three-dimensional sculpture using toilet paper.

Guidelines and Goals

● Must be a food● Must have visual reference● Visual reference must be mounted● Must have a “menu” description● Needs to be painted as closely to the

visual reference● Food sculpture must be plated for

presentation

Toilet Paper Food Examples

Good Example

Toilet Paper Food Sculpture

Good Example

Toilet Paper Food Sculpture Good Example

Toilet Paper Food Sculpture

Bad Example

Toilet Paper Food Sculpture

Bad Example

Rubric

Level 1- No work visible

Level 2- Some work visible, but little effort

Level 3- Work visible

Level 4- Work greatly visible with some detail

Level 5- Work greatly visible with great detail

Sculpture

Painting

Difficulty

Plating

Overall Rubric

Level and Degree of Work(Average of the four categories)

Level 1- Does not meet any of the requirements, No effort

Level 2- Meets very little requirements, Below Average

Level 3- Meets requirements, Average

Level 4- Meets requirements with some extra work, Above Average

Level 5- Meets all requirements with great attention to detail and exemplifying large amounts of extra work

Students

Extra Credit

● Materials from fast food restaurants● Materials from packaged foods