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* “BIG PICTURE” Purpose of Assignment: To make an image that has a message or meaning To create a surrealist image To communicate your message visually and in writing Vocabulary: Duality Surrealism Drawing Skills: How to set-up a grid drawing Using a grid system to create accurate proportions Timeline: You will have 4-5 class days to complete the project (artwork and written response) EALR’s: 2.2 Generate and analyze solutions to problems using creativity and imagination 3.1 Use an image to express individual ideas for a specific purpose 3.2 Reflect and respond critically to the use of the arts in forms of communication “Being twofold; a classification into opposed parts” “Having dual character” *Dichotomy: division into two usually contradictory parts or opinions Sunrise Sunset Rain Forest Desert Republican Party Democratic Party Picasso Dual personality Half-faced Ceramic Belief in the Duality may be as old as Mesoamerican civilization itself. This clay face is around three thousand years old. It is split into the flesh of life and skull of death, as if to encompass both in a single expression. The Duality consists of two seemingly opposite aspects that in fact can only exist by the presence of the other. Life and death were believed to belong in such a double nature. Day of the Dead For foreigners, the traditions and celebrations in Mexican homes and cemeteries during the Day of the Dead may seem strange. There is mourning and rejoicing; sadness and silliness all woven together into one emotional day. The skeletons and skulls of Mexican folk art reflect the dualism fundamental to the pre-Hispanic world view. Without duality in all aspects of life, the universe loses its equilibrium. Images expressing dualities abound in Mexican folk art. The Nahuals figures of the Oaxacan woodcarvers, for example, are supernatural beings that transform back and forth from animal to human form and from human to animal form. Karina Ishkhanova, “The Unity of Ultimate D