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Begin with an presentation (using a visual timeline as a tool) in order to review what we already know about our Art History, covering major art movements and periods. Include a variety of examples across different countries in Europe.

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Raphael, one of the foremost painters of the Italian Renaissance, executes for the private quarters in the Vatican the School of Athens, an intellectually complex fresco depicting an assembly of ancient sages. Read more...

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Raphael, one of the foremost painters of the Italian Renaissance, executes for the private quarters in the Vatican the School of Athens, an intellectually complex fresco depicting an assembly of ancient sages. Read more...

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Each group will use a questionnaire tool in order to asses other group's work, by pointing out missing information, correcting vocabulary and gramatical mistakes in L2, adding some advices to improve the pinterst board.

In general, this activity aims to foster a spirit of collaborative learning.

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First test made with Chat GPT (Testing AI tool for rubrics purposes)

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Rubric for teacher's assessment and evaluation

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Rubric for teacher's assessment and evaluation

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Evaluate students' virtual exhibitions using a rubric that focuses on research depth, creativity in presentation, and accuracy of information provided.

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Guide students in setting up Pinterest boards for their virtual exhibition. Highlight ways to organize their boards by country, period, or art movement.

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By the end of this lesson, students will be able to identify and describe key art movements and periods throughout European history, and create a detailed virtual exhibition showcasing European art pieces.

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Students will use Pinterest to curate and design a virtual art exhibition featuring selected European art pieces from an specific author or period, adhering to the criteria outlined in the project rubric.

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Each group will be asigned one art movement or period. Teacher will provide students with a guided worksheet to research and collect information about specific European art pieces, including the artist (if known), period, and significance.

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330 Dada/Merz ideas in 2024 | art movement, dada, art

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May 21, 2024 - The avant-guard art movement of the early 20th century. See more ideas about art movement, dada, art.

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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The virtual gallery will be exhibited in class, so every student can look at other classmates' works.

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Conclude the lesson with a class discussion, allowing students to share insights from their research and the virtual exhibition process.

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Provide an exit ticket where students can write about one European art period or movement they learned about and found interesting.

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Romanticism (1780-1850) Romanticism was a clear reaction to the rationality of the Enlightenment. Romantic artists glorified the power of nature and emotional and behavioral extremes. This reflected society because people were doubting the value of the new technologies against

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Continuously assess students' understanding and engagement through their participation in class discussions and their progress on Pinterest boards.

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For extra-motivated students, give them the possibility of working with a piece of art from our virtual gallery in a more creative way. They can:

a) Make a transformation of a piece of art, explaining the main focus or reasons for their work.

b) Use a technique that is characteristic of a particular art movement or period in order to create an artwork.