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Submit Artist Statement to Addie. CSI As a school, we value finding multiple ways to think and communicate, and this can include abstract thinking… Take a moment to think metaphorically about the dance you created to interpret the themes in the book A Small Place.
Next Steps On the back of your CSI, draw a picture of your topic that includes your color, your symbol, and your image. Use the whole sheet. Your picture can be direct or abstract. Art Embodiment | Heidi Krause - Virtual Workshop with JMKAC A description about the workshop: What inspires you to move? We each hold unique experiences and interpretations of art, which can inspire uniquely wonderful embodied expressions! During this session, literal and figurative elements of weight, space, flow, and time may jump out of paintings to ignite a beautiful somatic process. We’ll explore elements of Laban’s Movement Theory to help us shift our thoughtful perceptions into fully embodied expressions. There will be brief cycles of reflective writing and/or drawing between free flowing movement which leads into further embodiment practice material. No formal dance training is required! Filming | Hunter + Veronica
Book | turn in A Small Place, check out Animal Farm Skyward Check | Complete missing work Silent Reading | Reading Log
Writing Conferences Do Now | Rehearse your group's movements a final time.
Recording | 15 minutes sessions in the dance studio, there may be time available tomorrow as well
Artist Statement | When you are done filming, you need to finish and finalize your artist statement. Have Addie review and give feedback before publishing it on the Academics Artifacts page of your writing portfolio. Theme | The connection to A Small Place and the world you know and understand. The argument that you want your views to appreciate from the novel, about the novel.
Creation | The breakdown of meaning within the movements of the dance.
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Publication | Enhance your portfolio by publishing your artist statement and dance creation (or something that represents it, like your notes or drawings) on the Academic Artifacts page. Final Movement Piece
Final Movement Piece
Do Now | Create a new Google Document
Theme | The connection to A Small Place and the world you know and understand. The argument that you want your views to appreciate from the novel, about the novel.
Creation | The breakdown of meaning within the movements of the dance.
General Format
General Advice
Publication | Enhance your portfolio by publishing your artist statement and dance creation (or something that represents it, like your notes or drawings) on the Academic Artifacts page. Final Movement Piece
FINAL MOVEMENT PIECE
Do Now | Review your movement notes from Friday. Based on your notes and your understanding of A Small Place, consider the following questions as a group. Put your response on your poster and prepare to share out with the class as a whole.
Studio Time | What is one goal you have for today's studio time?
Exit Slip | Each group will share a short movement phrase from their group sequence and explain what it communicates. Final Movement Piece
[WE DO NEED TO FIND HOMES FOR: Dakota, Kia, Perrin, Jeff, Jason, Kesli]
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éPortfolio Submission FormCourse DescriptionA Small Place is an interdisciplinary course inspired by the controversial nonfiction novel, A Small Place by Jamaica Kincaid, about Antigua—the lasting effects of British colonialism, criticism of the tourist industry and corruption of Antiguan government. Throughout this course, Étudians will research and analyze a wide variety of multimedia texts about Antigua, Sheboygan, and Native American history in Wisconsin; focused on the themes of tourist and native, colonialism and gentrification, and the cultural importance of movement.
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