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Clay Animal Sculpture

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The plasticity of clay is an excellent material to model physical features and explore how those features determine body shape and function. You can also create character traits and emotions by shaping the face. Students use their hands and common household utensils to create an animal from a lump of clay. As they create their own animals, they give them a personality and explore body form and function of other vertebrate animals within a species. Workshop can focus on either birds or fish.

Program Artist:

Mark Yasenchack

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The plasticity of clay is an excellent material to model physical features and explore how those features determine body shape and function. You can also create character traits and emotions by shaping the face. Students use their hands and common household utensils to create an animal from a lump of clay. As they create their own animals, they give them a personality and explore body form and function of other vertebrate animals within a species. Workshop can focus on either birds or fish.

Program Artist:

Mark Yasenchack

The plasticity of clay is an excellent material to model physical features and explore how those features determine body shape and function. You can also create character traits and emotions by shaping the face. Students use their hands and common household utensils to create an animal from a lump of clay. As they create their own animals, they give them a personality and explore body form and function of other vertebrate animals within a species. Workshop can focus on either birds or fish.

Program Artist:

Mark Yasenchack

PROGRAM DETAILS

ART FORM(S):

Visual Arts


CURRICULUM:

Science


GRADE LEVEL(S):

High School (9-12), Middle School (6-8), Elementary (K-5)


PARTICIPANT LIMIT

30


PROGRAM AVAILABLE AS:

  • In-School Workshops

  • Residency

  • Afterschool/Out-of-School

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