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Integrated skills Giving instructions for making an unusual picture Unit 3 The art of painting What is the artwork made of? pumpkin Lead-in desk What is the artwork made of? stone Lead-in strings pieces of wood Lead-in bench & glassware玻璃器皿 What other unusual materials in art can you think of? What is the artwork made of? What other unusual materials in art can you think of? button What other unusual materials in art can you think of? cross-stitch 十字绣 What other unusual materials in art can you think of? sandstone砂石 拼贴(collage)或(mixed media) Viewing Watch the TV programme and finish the exercises. Page 36 A1 Watch the TV programme and answer the following questions. Viewing 1. What do many creative artists use to make their artworks? Everyday objects. 2. What is Jane Perkins well known for? Portraits of famous people. 3. What may an artist think of the things that we regard as rubbish? A source of creativity. 4. What plays an important role in finding inspiration for your art from nature? Imagination. Page 36 After watching, decide whether the following statements are true or false. Viewing 1. Only paintings hanging in museums are great art. 2. Great art must require paints and a paintbrush. 3. Jane Perkins is the only one to use recycled materials in making artworks. 4. Nature is a great place where you can find unexpected art supplies. 5. In art, imagination is more important than materials. F F F T T Jane Perkins’s ideas • Where she finds unusual art materials In rubbish bins (1) _ At car boot sales • Unusual art materials she has used (2) _ (3) _ The speaker’s suggestions • How to find inspiration for your art (4) _ outside • Easily found art materials Leaves (5) _ (6) _ Sand Watch the programme again and complete the notes. Using unusual materials in art At recycling centres Old buttons Small toys Take a walk Grass Small stones Tip: When you listen, pay attention to expressions that signal examples, e.g. for example, for instance, such as. A2 11 B Reading Lisa