Разработка урока по теме "Искусство"

It’s the product of human creativity

Micro - sculptures

miniature :

миниатюра

very small copy of an object

the eye of a needle :

the hole in a needle through which you put thread

ушко иголки

tiny :

extremely small

significant :

крошечный

important, meaningful

carving :

значимый

sculpting

резьба

Talented British artist Willard Wigan began his artistic life in his childhood.

Willard says:

“ It began when I was five years old. I started making houses for ants because I thought they needed somewhere to live. Then I made them shoes and hats. It was a fantasy world I escaped to. That’s how my career as a micro-sculptor began.”

Chimpanzee art

hosted - presented

принимать,представлять

impress - command admiration

производить впечатление, вызывать восторг

Urban graffiti

turn up : come

появиться

remain anonymous : to be unknown

быть неизвестным

vandalism : act of deliberately damaging

other people's property

вандализм

remove : take away

убрать

Match the words with their definitions

T (true), F (false) or NS (not stated)

1. It takes months to carve tiny creations.

2. All people see Banksy’s work as vandalism.

3. Banksy’s real name is Robin Banksy.

4. Congo was fifty years old when he died.

5. Pablo Picasso and Joan Miro were impressed by Congo’s paintings.

6. Visitors of Wigan’s exhibitions view his works through the microscope.

7. Congo won an art award.

8. Wigan sculpts and paints between heartbeats.

• T
• F
• NS
• NS
• T

• T

• F
• T

take a look

1 When you…… ……………… ……at this text, you will be really surprised by some of the artists described.

2 Willard Wigan's art was inspired by the ……………………………….. he had at school.

3 …………………………………..Desmond Morris held an exhibition of 'chimpanzee art' in 1957.

4 Willard Wigan uses ………………………. and other unusual materials for his creations.

5 …………………………………is not only limited to humans - animals may have it too.

6 Bansky, the British street artist, prefers to ……………………………….

7 Wigan's hands have to ………………………………..so that he can create his ……………………...

8 City councils in England cannot remove graffiti when it is on ……………………………….

9 Some people believe that graffiti on the walls of their property ……………………………it .

learning difficulties

Animal behaviorist

grains of rice

Artistic creativity

remain anonymous

stay perfectly still

miniature sculptures

private property

adds value to

• impress
• miniature
• the eye of a needle
• host
• tiny
• vandalism
• significant
• remain anonymous
• carving
• behaviorist

• very small copy of an object
• command admiration
• have guests
• act of deliberately damaging other people's property
• the hole in a needle through which you put thread
• extremely small
• a scientist who tries to understand actions
• very important, meaningful
• sculpting
• to be unknown

Person

Type

painter

painting

Material

sculpture

Equipment

watercolours

photography

oil pqints

clay

stone

camera

pottery

easel

tripod

theatrical performance

paintbrush

chisel

potter’s wheel

stage

clay

costumes

water

kiln

set

sculptor

sculptress

photographer

potter

actor

actress

paint

colour in

portray

sketch

design