Art+History+Project

=Ms. Zufelt's Art History Project=


 * STEP ONE:** Open a Word document and save it as Art History Bibliography.


 * STEP TWO:** Open My Pictures (in your My Documents) and create a new folder called Art History.


 * STEP THREE:** Choose an artist. Use Google images to find someone whose art work you like.


 * STEP FOUR:** Save copies of two pieces of artwork into the Pictures folder AND, very important, copy and paste the web address for each image into your Word document. We will turn this into a proper Bibliography later but you will be stuck if you have not saved all your web addresses.


 * Use this link to access a video which shows you steps 1-4:** @http://screencast.com/t/CLkHwF1k7a

ALSO Record this information on your assignment page.
 * STEP FIVE:** Find information about your artist. Remember to copy and paste the web addresses into your Word document!

World Book Encyclopedia [|ArtHistory.net Guide to Famous Artists] [|Artcyclopedia] [|Artists from A-Z] [|Artists Index]
 * Here are some sites you can use:**

**STEP SIX**: Find information about the artwork you chose and record it on your assignment page. *Remember to copy and paste web addresses into your Bibliography!*

[|Styles Defined] (also some artists) [|Artists.org Modern and Contemporary Art] - 20th century artists; styles and images [|Art History Resources on the Web] - scroll down for 19th and 20th century art resources [|Art Dictionary] - definitions of styles, movements, media [|The "Art"chive] - by periods or movements; info and images [|Art Periods] - definitions and examples of art styles and periods
 * More resources: **


 * STEP SEVEN:** Use the information you have gathered to create an informational PowerPoint or Word document about your artist and his/her work. You may NOT start on your final report until your notes pages have been approved by your teacher!


 * STEP EIGHT:** Use EasyBib to turn your web addresses into a properly formatted Bibliography and copy this onto your final PowerPoint slide, or as an extra page on your Word document. Here a video which shows you how to do this: @http://screencast.com/t/eoVHt9mtuEO