DADAISM Art Parody. The Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci.

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DADAISM Art Parody

Transcript of DADAISM Art Parody. The Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci.

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DADAISMArt Parody

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The Mona LisaLeonardo da Vinci

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Mona Lisa with facial hair! EWWWWWW.

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Blowing bubbles…how silly!

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Paris and some Simpsons character, I guess. The chihuahua is cute.

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American Gothic

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Kiss-style

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Look at the size of those cell phones! This must be 90’s. Pa has a pager.

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What does this one remind you of?

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American Politics

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The ScreamEdvard Munch

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The cat screams “Meeeeeow” Notice how the background is changed, too. You still want the parody to be recognizable.

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D’Oh!

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Old Lady scream

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The Girl with the Pearl EarringBy Johannes Vermeer

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The Gorilla with a Pearl Earring

Awwww….Gimme a kiss!

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Van Gogh’s bedroom

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Red-neck dude’s bedroom

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Santa’s bedroom?

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The Last SupperLeonardo da Vinci

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The Last Supper on Sesame Street

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Looney Toones

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Church of Scientology – Tom Cruise et al

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Salvador Dali – Persistence of Memory

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Homer, again.

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Your assignment:

Create a parody of a famous painting!

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Step ONE

• Find a picture of your original famous painting.• Read a little about the artist’s technique in

painting.• If you want to see examples of art parody, you

can google either art parody or art spoof.

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Step TWO

• Make associations, to find ideas that interest you, like:– Pop culture– Your interests– Your pets– Your family– Your town

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You have options to consider:

Will you just change the “character” in the painting?

Will you just change the background?

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Step THREE

• Show a picture of the original painting you choose to Mrs. Yuzik

* You can sign out a library book, or if you can print in colour at home, you can bring a picture TOMORROW from home.

• Make a sketch first• Paint until complete

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Artists to Parody:

• Grant Wood – American Gothic• Leonardo da Vinci – the Mona Lisa• Edvard Munch – the Scream• Van Gogh – Bedroom, Café• Or other famous paintings by these artists• Or other famous paintings by Henri Matisse,

Pablo Picasso, or others

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Painting must be famous in a sense that it is recognizable to people who know a little something about art.