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Different Art Activities
colorwheellg.gif (5656 bytes)Color, Contrast and Dimension in News Design (6-12) "Welcome to this interactive color experience, an online guide that explains color theory and shows how to use it in design by examples and exercises"  If you are interested in art, journalism and web design you will love this site.
talkBubble2_query.gif (276 bytes)Discuss with you teacher what he/she would like you to do when you are finished with this wonderful interactive tour.

From Poyntner.com

art3.jpg (109453 bytes)Eyes on Art (6-12) This site has you look at art works from museums in the United States.  There a six sections: You Choose, ArtSpeak 10, Double Visions, Your True View, No Fear O'Eras, Eyes on Art Quiz.  Work through each section, don't forget to read the instructions.
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From Eyes on Art

clip2_26.gif (4321 bytes)The Hours of Jean d'Evreux: Prayer Book for a Queen (8-12) The Metropolitan Museum of Art has done several activities which allow you to look in-depth at pieces from their collection.  Take a look at the beautiful medieval prayer book.
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From the Metropolitan Museum of Art

A Look at Chinese Art in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (9-12) In this activity you will looking at seven pieces of Chinese art from the Metropolitan Museum.  There are some art activities that you can do as you work through the information.
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From the Metropolitan Museum of Art

George Washington Crossing the Delaware Another activity from the Metropolitan Museum of Art takes you through the elements of painting. 
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From the Metropolitan Museum of Art

 
sylvester.gif (1104 bytes) Drawing Looney Toons Cartoons (3-12)  If you like to draw go to the Looney Tunes' site.   You can learn to draw all the Looney Tunes characters in different poses. 

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