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    The document provides instructions for an assignment to create a series of photograms. Students are asked to: 1) Research the photographer Man Ray and his technique of photograms, printing examples for their sketchbook. 2) Plan their photogram series through thumbnail sketches and test strips, showing the illusion created through object arrangement. 3) Create 4 photograms that arrange everyday objects to depict something else through illusion, with themes connecting the images. Consideration of object properties is important.

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    The document provides instructions for an assignment to create a series of photograms. Students are asked to: 1) Research the photographer Man Ray and his technique of photograms, printing examples for their sketchbook. 2) Plan their photogram series through thumbnail sketches and test strips, showing the illusion created through object arrangement. 3) Create 4 photograms that arrange everyday objects to depict something else through illusion, with themes connecting the images. Consideration of object properties is important.

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    The document provides instructions for an assignment to create a series of photograms. Students are asked to: 1) Research the photographer Man Ray and his technique of photograms, printing examples for their sketchbook. 2) Plan their photogram series through thumbnail sketches and test strips, showing the illusion created through object arrangement. 3) Create 4 photograms that arrange everyday objects to depict something else through illusion, with themes connecting the images. Consideration of object properties is important.

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    Photograms

    Due: April 11 (last work period April 7th)


    Assignment: You are going to research the photographic technique
    created by Man Ray called photograms and create your own series of
    photograms in the darkroom. Throughout our unit, we are investigating how
    illusions are created within photography. Therefore, your photograms must
    show evidence of illusion: you are going to use everyday objects to create
    arrangements that are perceived as something else.

    Part I: Research (I-2 pages in sketchbook)

    Who is Man Ray? What types of photography did he make?


    What is a photogram (rayograph)? How is it made?
    Print 3 examples of Man Rays photograms and attach them into your
    sketchbook with your research.

    Part II: Planning (1 page in sketchbook)

    Thumbnail sketches for (at least) each of your four ideas.


    Include your test strips from the darkroom as well (for exposure)
    Your sketches should show the image that you are trying to create as
    well as the objects you will use to create that image.

    Ex.

    Part III: Photograms

    4 completed photograms (attach into sketchbook)


    Your photograms must include objects that are arranged in such a way
    that they show something else.
    The illusions that you are trying to create with your images should
    have some kind of theme that connects them (ex.
    Sports/nature/winter/etc.)

    ***Consider the objects you are using for your images


    (opaque/transparent, layering, etc). The texture/transparency of the
    objects will affect how they look in the photogram!
    Criterion
    A:
    Knowledge
    and
    Understan
    ding

    1-2

    3-4

    5-6

    7-8

    The student
    does not
    reach a
    standard
    described by
    any of the
    descriptors.

    The student
    demonstrates
    limited
    awareness of
    the process of
    making
    photograms,
    including
    research of
    artist Man Ray.

    The student
    demonstrates
    adequate
    awareness of
    the process of
    making
    photograms,
    including
    research of
    artist Man Ray.

    The student
    demonstrates
    substantial
    awareness of
    the process of
    making
    photograms,
    including
    research of
    artist Man Ray.

    The student
    demonstrates
    excellent
    awareness of
    the process of
    making
    photograms,
    including
    research of
    artist Man Ray.

    The student
    does not
    reach a
    standard
    described by
    any of the
    descriptors.

    The student
    demonstrates
    limited
    acquisition and
    development
    of the skills
    and
    techniques of
    photograms
    and darkroom
    processing,
    and
    application of
    skills and
    techniques to
    create,
    perform and/or
    present art.

    The student
    demonstrates
    adequate
    acquisition and
    development
    of the skills
    and
    techniques of
    photograms
    and darkroom
    processing,
    and
    application of
    skills and
    techniques to
    create,
    perform and/or
    present art.

    The student
    demonstrates
    substantial
    acquisition and
    development
    of the skills
    and
    techniques of
    photograms
    and darkroom
    processing,
    and
    application of
    skills and
    techniques to
    create,
    perform and/or
    present art.

    The student
    demonstrates
    excellent
    acquisition and
    development
    of the skills
    and
    techniques of
    photograms
    and darkroom
    processing,
    and
    application of
    skills and
    techniques to
    create,
    perform and/or
    present art.

    The student
    does not
    reach a
    standard
    described by
    any of the
    descriptors.

    The student
    identifies a
    limited
    artistic
    intention,
    alternatives
    and
    perspectives,
    and
    exploration of
    ideas.

    The student
    identifies an
    adequate
    artistic
    intention,
    alternatives
    and
    perspectives,
    and
    exploration of
    ideas.

    The student
    identifies a
    substantial
    artistic
    intention,
    alternatives
    and
    perspectives,
    and
    exploration of
    ideas.

    The student
    identifies an
    excellent
    artistic
    intention,
    alternatives
    and
    perspectives,
    and
    exploration of
    ideas

    (Research)
    Criterion
    B:
    Developing
    Skills
    (Darkroom
    processing
    and
    photogram
    techniques
    )

    Criterion
    C:
    Thinking
    Creatively
    (Theme,
    choice of
    objects,
    compositio
    n)

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