• Description 

  This series addresses the concept of line in the visual arts.  Through works of Pablo Picasso, Horace Pippin, Georgia O’Keefe, Jackson Pollock, Rembrandt, and others students learn to use shape, form, color, texture, and space.

• Episodes 

  1. “Line” explores the concept of line and demonstrates its importance in the visual arts with an encounter with Pablo Picasso. (14:50)   2. “Shape and Form” shows how lines make the shapes that define objects in paintings.  African-American artist Horace Pippin demonstrates his painting technique. (14:50)   3. “Color” explains primary, secondary, and intermediate colors, demonstrates color mixing, and includes a visit with artist Georgia O’Keefe and a music video. (14:50)    4. “Value” reveals the unlimited palette of colors produced by tinting and shading and uses a Rembrandt painting to illustrate dramatic use of value. (14:50)    5. “Texture” shows that texture can be felt or implied in the visual arts, and abstract artist Jackson Pollock demonstrates his splatter technique. (14:50)   6. “Space” addresses positive and negative space in the visual arts and includes a visit with an ancient Greek potter. (14:50)

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