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TAXIDERMY AS ART

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Human-Looking Faces on Animal Bodies: Taxidermy as Art

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Brooklyn-based artist Kate Clark uses clay to sculpt human faces onto traditional taxidermy forms, covering the human features with the animal's skin.

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Louise Bourgeois is widely considered to have been one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. In a career spanning seventy years, she produced an intensely personal body of work that is as complex as it is diverse. Bourgeois created sculptures in a wide range of media: unique...

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CREATING: Anchor Standard 2: I can use different materials, techniques, and processes to make art.
Indicator VA.CR IM.2.1   I can use a variety of art media, techniques, and processes in my artwork.
Indicator VA.CR IM.2.2  I can use processes and techniques by other artists in my artwork.

1. I can make a ceramic work in the style of artist Pablo Picasso.

2. I can create works by combining various types of ceramic techniques - pinch and coil.

3. I add color to my work by layering under-glazes.

4. I can use sgraffito to decorate the surface of my work.

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space definition

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On a 2-D surface show depth

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texture created on clay

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these are created by lines and shapes

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these are photos of actual texture

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Have height, width and depth.

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Have height and width.

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Line quality.