FinalFinalSelf-PortraiturePowerPoint.pptx

selfportrait

1. Self-portrait Who Am I? What are my interests? What do I want to include in my self-portrait that represents my values? How do pose, facial expression, setting, costume, and stylistic presentation create the meaning behind the work? There is a long-standing tradition of artists creating self-portraits across many cultures. In this PowerPoint presentation, I have provided examples of self-portraits made by artists from diverse backgrounds. In this task, I would like each student to choose one of these artists and create their own self-portrait ,  which references elements from the chosen artwork. Portraits are to be completed in one lesson. In the next lesson ,  we will present and reflect on all the self-portraits made by our class, providing an opportunity for self-reflection and a deeper understanding of our artistic choices. We will then create a class poster that represents our shared values. Have fun!

2. VINCENT NAMATJIRA- ARRERNTE ( AUSTRALIA)

3. HUNG LIU CHINA

4. Frida Kahlo- Mexico

5. KUDZANAI-VIOLET HWAMI SOUTH AFRICA

6. Amrita Sher-Gil (INDIA)

7. AZZAH SULTAN- MALAYSIA

8. VINCENT VAN GOGH NETHERLANDS

9. ELAINE DE KOONING- AMERICA

10. YAYOI KUSAMA JAPAN

11. ANDY WARHOL AMERICA

12. ZINAIDA SEREBRIAKO RUSSIA/UKRAINE

13. URS FISCHER SWITZERLAND

14. JULIE DOWLING- BADIMAYA (AUSTRALIA)

15. JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT- AMERICA

16. YVETTE COPPERSMITH- AUSTRALIA

17. HELEN ZUGHAIB LEBANON

18. SALVADOR DALI- SPAIN

19. TAMARA DE LEMPICKA POLAND

20. MERYL MCMASTER CREE (CANADA)

21. RODEL TAPAYA PHILLIPPINES

22. CHRISTIAN THOMPSON- BIDJARA (AUSTRALIA)

23. RITA ANGUS- NEW ZEALAND

24. HANNAH HOCH- GERMANY

25. ILMARI AALTO- FINLAND