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Which subject	Art
What age group	Year or Grade 8
What topic	3D art
Number of slides	10
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Introduction to 3D Art

• Definition of 3D Art: Art that has height, width, and depth.
• Explanation of how 3D art differs from 2D art, which only has height and width.
• Importance of 3D art in various cultures and time periods.

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Types of 3D Art

• Sculpture: Three-dimensional artworks created by shaping or combining materials.
• Installation Art: Larger works designed to transform a space, often involving mixed media.
• 3D Digital Art: Art created using computer software, such as 3D modeling and animation.
• Ceramics: Art made out of clay, often functional or decorative pieces.

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Materials Used in 3D Art

• Traditional Materials:
  • Clay
  • Stone
  • Metal
  • Wood
• Modern Materials:
  • Plastics
  • Foam
  • Recycled Materials
• Digital Tools:
  • 3D modeling software (e.g., Blender, Tinkercad)

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Techniques in 3D Art

• Modeling: Creating shapes by adding or subtracting materials.
• Carving: Removing material to reveal a design.
• Casting: Pouring material into a mold to create a solid object.
• Assembling: Combining different parts to form a cohesive piece.

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Famous 3D Artists

• Michelangelo: Renowned for sculptures like "David" and "Pietà."
• Henry Moore: Known for large, abstract bronze sculptures.
• Jeff Koons: Famous for his large-scale, colorful sculptures and installations.
• Damien Hirst: Known for controversial works, including "The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living."

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The Role of Space in 3D Art

• Discussion of how sculptures interact with their surroundings.
• Importance of positive and negative space.
• How artists use perspective to influence viewer perception.

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3D Art in Public Spaces

• Examples of public sculptures and installations:
  • The Cloud Gate in Chicago (“The Bean”)
  • The Gates in New York City’s Central Park
• Discuss the impact of 3D art on community identity and engagement.

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3D Art through History

• Overview of notable historical styles and movements:
  • Ancient sculptures (Greek & Roman)
  • Renaissance innovations
  • Modern and postmodern movements
• Influence of cultural contexts on 3D art evolution.

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The Future of 3D Art

• Emerging technologies in art:
  • 3D printing and its relevance.
  • Virtual реаlity (VR) and augmented reality (AR).
• How these technologies allow for new creative possibilities.

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Conclusion: The Importance of 3D Art

• Recap of how 3D art enhances our environment and culture.
• Encouragement to explore and create 3D art.
• Final thoughts on the emotional and narrative power of three-dimensional works.