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Artist Research – Links to Artists Listed by Theme Page

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It is never wrong to get your students looking at more artists and art.  This artist research resource has been created to work alongside my artists listed by theme page which you can see here:

Artists Listed by Theme

Students would need access to the internet to complete the tasks on this download.

Students follow the instructions on the resource and select a category from the ‘Artists Listed by Theme’ page.  They then follow the links and look up the artists.  They choose an artist and answer the questions on paper or in their sketchbook.  They then write about a piece of work by the artist in more detail.

This download also includes a lesson plan should you wish to use this as a sub/cover lesson.

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Sarah Crowther is The Arty Teacher. She is a high school art teacher in the North West of England. She strives to share her enthusiasm for art by providing art teachers around the globe with high-quality resources and by sharing her expertise through this blog.

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  • Artists by theme list

    The research guidance is good for middle school age classes and the lesson plan is clear and in fact would work really well as a substitute teacher task also.

    For A level, AP or IB age level Visual Arts classes the list is comprehensive and invaluable, recommend as a place for students to initiate research into artists that align with their own preferences, although please check and update it- I understand these links probably change over time (e.g. the Shannon Rankin link is defunct).

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    • Thank you for this detailed review. I’m so pleased you found the guidance was right for middle school age classes and that the lesson plan is clear. Thanks for the feedback regarding the broken link. I did get my daughter to check them all, but that was over a year ago!

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