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    The document provides an overview of the Futurism artistic movement that began in Italy in 1909. It rejected traditional forms of art and celebrated modern technology through depictions of speed, movement, and dynamism. Examples of Futurist works shown include abstract paintings incorporating machines and blurred lines to depict change and movement. The document outlines assignments for students to research and incorporate elements of Futurist works into their own original art pieces. A schedule is provided with deadlines to research, sketch, develop final projects, and write an essay on Futurism. Criteria for evaluating the assignments focus on effective use of time, quality and completeness of work, and student understanding of the Futurist concepts.

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    The document provides an overview of the Futurism artistic movement that began in Italy in 1909. It rejected traditional forms of art and celebrated modern technology through depictions of speed, movement, and dynamism. Examples of Futurist works shown include abstract paintings incorporating machines and blurred lines to depict change and movement. The document outlines assignments for students to research and incorporate elements of Futurist works into their own original art pieces. A schedule is provided with deadlines to research, sketch, develop final projects, and write an essay on Futurism. Criteria for evaluating the assignments focus on effective use of time, quality and completeness of work, and student understanding of the Futurist concepts.

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    Futurism

    September 26, 2022


    Penetrazioni Dinamiche D'Automobile -
    Tato, Guglielmo Sansoni,
    Studio, Giacomo Balla, 1913
    1936

    Fortunato Depero, Skyscrapers and Tunnels (Gratticieli e tunnel), 1930 (detail) Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson
    What is
    Futurism?
    “concern with events and
    trends of the future, or which
    anticipate the future.”

    “An artistic movement


    begun in Italy in 1909 that
    violently rejected traditional
    forms so as to celebrate and
    incorporate into art the energy “Abstract Speed + Sound” by Giacomo Balla

    and dynamism of modern


    technology.”
    Differentiating
    Factors
    Fast Paced
    Speed
    Movement
    Violence
    Strong Lines
    Shadows
    Blurred lines
    Machines
    Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash, oil on canvas by
    Change
    Giacomo Balla, 1912
    Things to think
    Whatconsider?
    was going on around
    1915?
    Do you get positive or negative
    “vibes” from the art?
    Where does your eye go first?
    What do you think the subject
    matter is in some of these
    paintings?

    Marcel Duchamp and CuboFuturism; Nude,


    Descending a Staircase
    Penetrazioni Dinamiche D'Automobile -
    Tato, Guglielmo Sansoni,
    Studio, Giacomo Balla, 1913
    1936

    Fortunato Depero, Skyscrapers and Tunnels (Gratticieli e tunnel), 1930 (detail) Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson
    Assignment
    Step 1 - Research your favorite 5
    Futurism pieces
    Step 2- Create 10 Thumbnails
    incorporating your favorite
    pieces into each other
    Step 3- Choose your favorite
    thumbnail and sketch it for your
    rough sketch
    Step 4- Get it approved with me
    Giacomo Balla, Street Light (detail), 1910-11. Step 5- Start on the final project of
    your final and finish it off with
    colored pencils
    Schedule
    Thursday Friday
    Today Wednesday
    Listen to lecture and Finish thumbnails. Finish final project. Finish Essay.
    start researching.
    Do rough draft. Start essay on Turn it in.
    Find your favorite 5 Futurism.
    Start Final project.
    Futurism pieces.
    Start sketching 10
    thumbnails.
    Criteria Meets Expectations Approaching Inadequate
    Expectations

    Rubric 3
    2
    1

    Time: Time was consistently Time was partially Time was not used
    used on the project. spent on project. well.

    Quality: Paper is complete and Paper is complete, but The paper is not
    explanations go in explanations are complete.
    depth. vague.

    Accuracy: Student understands Student almost grasps Student does not seem
    and can synthesize the concept. to understand content
    concept.

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