Like Claes Oldenberg, you will create a soft version of an everyday object that is normally hard. Choose an object that has interesting contours, no cell phones or iPods.
Homework for next week 10/15:
1. Collect materials you will use and bring them to class. You will need fabric (any kind, thick or thin, old or new), stuffing (old pillow, packing peanuts, crumpled newspaper, shredded paper), needles and thread.
2. Detailed drawings of the object you will create. Study and draw all sides of the object. Think about the planes and contours that make up the form.
Next week we will teach you how to sew by hand and also using machines. Come prepared to work.
You will have two in-class work days, and will be graded on preparedness, time management and class participation as well as your final project.
Project requirements:
Minimum size 3'x3'x3'
No glue
Design and construction well-planned
Considerations
Scale: Blown up, shrunk, or 1:1
Choice of materials
Surface details(you can finish the sculpture however you want, by adding things to the surface, painting, it's up to you)
Claes Oldenburg pictures for inspiration
Claes Oldenburg's Club Sandwich
Upside Down City
Ice Bag
5 comments:
can we use wire to support the structure?
no wire.
materials list (from assignment): fabric (any kind, thick or thin, old or new), stuffing (old pillow, packing peanuts, crumpled newspaper, shredded paper), needles and thread
do the sculpture class have a general email?
no, but Mr. L is in the sculpture room every day during art block
thank you
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