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How to use this resource

This resource is designed for the classroom, displayed on an interactive whiteboard or via a laptop and projector.

Guidelines for teachers are contained within the notes section along with links to further education resources and any documents you may wish to print for your students.

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Welcome to the MCA

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Creative Guide to Contemporary Art

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What is Contemporary Art?Pre-Visit

THINKWhat do you think contemporary means?

What do you think art is?

Let’s look at some art!

Nicholas Folland The door was open... 2006

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Rebecca Baumann Hiromi Tango

Performance ArtPre-Visit

Rebecca BaumannImprovised Smoke Device 2010/2011

Hiromi Tango Hiromi Hotel – Mixed Blood 2011

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Video Art

THINKShaun Gladwell filmed himself doing tricks on his skateboard in slow motion.

What do you think makes video art different to other types of art?

Pre-Visit

Shaun GladwellStorm Sequence 2000

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Installation Art

Some artworks change shape depending on where they are exhibited.This is called an ‘installation’.

LOOKWhat do you think Maria Fernanda Cardoso used to make this installation?

Pre-Visit

See more of her ‘animal’ sculptures here.

Maria Fernanda Cardoso Woven Water: Submarine Landscape I 2003

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Painting?

Rosalie GascoigneTiger Tiger 1987

Pre-Visit

Hear curator Hannah Fink speak about the artist here.

Rosalie Gascoigne cut up old road signs and rearranged them to make these artworks that are displayed like paintings.

THINKAre these really paintings?Why/why not?

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Sculpture

Hany Armanious made a large sculpture of part of the body. Can you guess what part it is?See how this large sculpture arrived at the MCA!

Pre-Visit

Hany ArmaniousFountain 2012

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Conceptual Art

Sometimes contemporary artists don’t make the finished artwork themselves.

Kerrie Poliness has left instructions so others can make her wall drawing for exhibitions.

Pre-Visit

Kerrie Poliness Red Matter wall drawing #2 1994

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Instruction DrawingPre-Visit

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How was it made?

See how Red Matter Wall Drawing #2 was made.

Pre-Visit

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Movable Sculpture

Gemma Smith makes paintings and sculptures that explore colour, space and shape. She calls her sculptures ‘adaptables’.

LOOKWhich parts do you think might move?

Pre-Visit

Gemma Smith(Left) Adaptable (dark peach/red oxide) 2008 (Right) Adaptable (mint/golden green) 2008

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Movable Sculpture

Watch Gemma Smith moving one of her

adaptables.(start at 4:30min)

Pre-Visit

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Let’s go and visit the MCA and explore contemporary art.

I want to see for myself!Pre-Visit

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How was your visit?Post-Visit

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Create a word cloud based on your visit to the MCA here.

Make a word cloud!Post-Visit

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Guess what I saw?

REFLECT

Choose an artwork you saw at the MCA and tell someone about it!

Post-Visit

Stephen Birch Untitled 2005

Brown Council The One Hour Laugh 2009

Robert OwenSunrise #3 2005

Nicholas Folland The door was open... 2006

Maria Kozic Manster (the picture of Dorian Grey) 1986

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Your exhibition

RESPOND

Did you make anything at the MCA?

Photograph your class work and project it onto the whiteboard or create a virtual exhibition.

Post-Visit

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Drawing without a pencil

RESPONDYou are a contemporary artist! Use some unusual materials to create art.

Make a drawing without using any pens or pencils. Be creative!

Here is some inspiration…

Post-Visit

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Pendulum Painting 2

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Can I use that wall?

You may have noticed many wall drawings at the MCA, by artists like Helen Eager and Robert Owen.

Follow artist Lucas Ihlein’s instructions to make your own wall drawing.

Post-Visit

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Or…

Use your interactive whiteboard to create a wall drawing.

The artwork may exist for a short-time only (known as a ephemeral).

Post-Visit

Bridget Riley, Composition with circles 4 being painted by an MCA Art Installer in 2004

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See you soon!Post-Visit

We look forward to your next visit at the MCA.

www.mca.com.au

Be creative!

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