Art

Specials Rotation Schedule

Introduction

Welcome students and parents to AES! This page provides information about the art classroom and its curriculum. I am super excited to help students learn about different art forms including, but not limited to, drawing, painting, sculpture, and collage! If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact me using the below information:

Mr. Baione

Specials Art Teacher

[email protected]

(865) 384-5801 ext. 2112

AES Art Syllabus

Students of art will be creating, presenting, responding, and connecting through artworks, art genres, and art techniques. Over the course of the year, they will develop a more technical understanding of art (line, form, color, shape, texture, and space) and engage in analyzing art by looking, finding, and practicing these techniques in various art works. Through this continual intentional practice, students develop visual literacy skills that ultimately improve their aesthetic, cultural, and intellectual experiences.

Kindergarten

Starting Techniques

How to look at Art (line, shape, color)
Examine Artists works (line, shape, color)
Experimenting (line, shape, color)
Unit Project

Composition and Texture

Compose a work with patterns (repetition) & texture (pointy, fluffy, scaly, hairy)
Examine artists and art using patterns and texture
Experiment with Pattern and texture
Unit Project

Practicing Art Styles/Movements

Abstract Art
Exaggerated/ realistic
Impressionism
Pop Art
Op Art

Practicing Subjects

Landscape (representational, impressionistic, or abstract)
Self-Portrait
Still-life

Practicing Forms

1st Grade

Starting Techniques

How to look at Art (line, shape, color)
Examine Artists works (line, shape, color)
How lines, shapes, color create moods (orderly, energetic, busy, mysterious)
Experimenting (line, shape, color) to create a mood
Unit Project

Color Wheel

Introduction to Primary, Secondary Colors
Examining Artworks with primary and secondary colors
Experimenting with color wheel

Composition and Texture

Compose a work with patterns (repetition) & texture (pointy, fluffy, scaly, hairy)
Look for patterns and implied texture that create mood (funny, real, calm, playful)
Experiment with Pattern and implied texture
Unit Project

Practicing Art Styles/Movements

Abstract Art
Exaggerated/ realistic
Impressionism
Pop Art
Op Art

Practicing Subjects

Landscape (representational, impressionistic, or abstract)
Portrait/Self-Portrait
Still-life
Architecture

Practicing Forms

2nd Grade

Starting Techniques

How to look at Art (line, shape, color, space)
Examine Artists works (line, shape, color, space)
How lines, shapes, color, space (foreground/background) create moods (orderly, energetic, busy, mysterious)
Experimenting (line, shape, color, space) to create a mood
Unit Project

Color Wheel

Introduction to Primary, Secondary Colors
Examining Artworks with primary and secondary colors
Experimenting with color wheel

Composition and Texture

Compose a work with patterns (repetition) & texture (pointy, fluffy, scaly, hairy)
Look for patterns and texture in art to create a mood (funny, real, calm, playful)
Experiment with Pattern and texture
Unit Project

Tint & Shade

Tint: Adding color to white (Red + white = pink)
Shade: Adding color to black (Orange + black = brown)
Experimenting with tint and shade

Practicing Art Styles/Movements

Cubism
Historical
Narrative
Abstract Art
Exaggerated/ realistic
Impressionism
Pop Art
Op Art

Practicing Subjects

Landscape (representational, impressionistic, or abstract)
Portrait/Self-Portrait
Still-life
Architecture

Practicing Forms

About Me

At present, I am the K-2 AES art teacher! Having earned both my BFA and master's degree at the University of Tennessee, I am excited to be practicing my love of art within the community. While earning my degree, I had the opportunity to assist with teaching all grades, K-12, at several schools within the Knoxville and Maryville districts, which has shown me the value of art in and around Knoxville. As I continue to use these learned skills as an educator, my goal is to inspire my students to express themselves through the visual arts, using it as a medium of communication and learning. As students learn about the important techniques of the visual arts, they can become more adept at using the art making process as one form of educational liberation. I am extremely passionate about all aspects of art from drawing, painting, printmaking, clay, sculpture, found-object art, photography and more. When I engage in an art form, I often find that drawings and paintings will mimic my personal experiences as well as my fascination with mundane, ordinary objects and scenes. I hope my students will too.