As Scene on a Vase Discussion & Reflection by Nicole Buehler https://padlet.com/nbuehler2/9tr077o44mc09zs6 en-us 2020-05-02 22:00:09 UTC 2020-05-06 23:51:18 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f3fa.png For Reference! nbuehler2 https://padlet.com/nbuehler2/9tr077o44mc09zs6/wish/546090585 Use the link below to look at  the NYPL Digital Collections images of Greek pottery. 

There are four broad groups of pottery art: 
  • Proto-geometric pottery
  • Geometric pottery
  • Black-figure pottery 
  • Red-figure pottery
We focused on black-figure pottery in our lesson. Though, red-figure pottery is very similar - just the inverse of black-figure pottery. 

What we discussed in our Zoom meeting: 

What do you notice about the art depicted?  Look closely at the art to pick up any clues on what may be represented. Greek art relied on key accessories to represent who is depicted in the illustration. 

Post below what you found interesting about our Zoom lesson on Greek pottery designs and the myth of Leto. 

]]> 2020-05-02 22:26:53 UTC https://padlet.com/nbuehler2/9tr077o44mc09zs6/wish/546090585 Individual Work & Summaries nbuehler2 https://padlet.com/nbuehler2/9tr077o44mc09zs6/wish/546926303 These myths are available for individual work:

Fall of Icarus
Orpheus and Eurydice
Eros and Psyche
Pandora
Arachne
King Midas

Each myth is linked above. Use this panel to give a short summary of your myth. You may also ask questions and discuss if you have heard of these stories in other contexts.]]> 2020-05-03 14:27:37 UTC https://padlet.com/nbuehler2/9tr077o44mc09zs6/wish/546926303 Reflection nbuehler2 https://padlet.com/nbuehler2/9tr077o44mc09zs6/wish/546976976 Write a reflection about your myth and chosen illustration.

Why did you choose to portray this scene from the myth? 

What do you want to show with your artwork? 

What did you think of your myth? ]]> 2020-05-03 14:56:53 UTC https://padlet.com/nbuehler2/9tr077o44mc09zs6/wish/546976976 Creating your own black-figure pottery nbuehler2 https://padlet.com/nbuehler2/9tr077o44mc09zs6/wish/547069312 After writing a summary of the myth: 
  • Identify different scenes that could be easily represented in an illustration 
  • Chose one you believe would work the best for the myth 
  • Using a piece of paper and a sharpie (or any writing utensil) create your scene 
  • You are not graded on artistic talent! Create something that feel comfortable with your abilities. 
  • Submit your artwork with a video on Flipgrid, students do not need to log in - just click on my Flip Code: https://flipgrid.com/buehler4842 & type the password: greekmyth1
    • Click on the big green plus sign to begin you video
    • You will have a minute and a half to present your artwork and explain why you chose this particular scene. 
    • If you would like to cover your face for privacy reasons you may do so with one of the handy emojis available through Flipgrid. 
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