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- BEHIND THE SCENES!
Comic magicians Penn and Teller host a 10-part series that goes Behind the Scenes to teach kids about the creative process. "We're going to give away all of the artists' secrets," says Penn, and in the opener, painter David Hockney reveals how artists create the illusion of depth in paintings and drawings.
- The Creative Process 9/8/92
- Music: Melody, Repetition and variation. 9/20/92
- Paint color can trick the eye. Dance: Choreography. 10/5/92
- How rhythm shapes music. 10/18/92
- The Art of Photography. 10/25/92
- Lines: Used in drawing. 11/8/92
- The Theater. Costumes & sets. 11/15
- Sculpture, Balance & symmetry. 12/20/
- DONALD IN MATHMAGIC LAND
(1964)
- MAGIC PAINTBRUSH
4/22/93
w/ Michael York
Cartoon.
- ART LESSONS FOR CHILDREN
(1991)
w/ Donna Hugh
- WORKING WITH OIL PASTELS.
- FOIL ART.
- PRINTMAKING:
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6134. BEHIND THE SCENES!
Comic magicians Penn and Teller host
a 10-part series that goes Behind the
Scenes to teach kids about the creative
process. "We're going to give away all
of the artists' secrets," says Penn, and
in the opener, painter David Hockney
reveals how artists create the illusion
of depth in paintings and drawings.
Debut: The Creative Process. 9/8/92
Music: Melody, Repetition and
variation. 9/20/92
Paint color can trick the eye.
Dance: Choreography. 10/5/92
How rhythm shapes music. 10/18/92
The Art of Photography. 10/25/92
Lines: Used in drawing. 11/8/92
The Theater. Costumes & sets. 11/15
Sculpture, Balance & symmetry. 12/20/
DONALD IN MATHMAGIC LAND. (1964)
MAGIC PAINTBRUSH, Cartoon.
Voice: Michael York. 4/22/93
ART LESSONS FOR CHILDREN:
w/Donna Hugh. (1991)
1. WORKING WITH OIL PASTELS.
2. FOIL ART.
Chipboard or cardboard. White
glue, Aluminum foil. Black shoe
polish in squeeze bottle. Steel
wool.
3. PRINTMAKING:
Materials: Tagboard, chipboard
or cardboard, Crayon. White
glue. Trays or cookiesheets.
Water based paint. Printmaker
Ink. Small hand roller.
Construction paper.
6135. ART LESSONS FOR CHILDREN:
1. WORKING WITH OIL PASTELS.
2. FOIL ART.
3. PRINTMAKING.
HANDMADE ART: (2001)
Artists & Craftsmen demonstrating
their art WITHOUT DIALOG.
1. Clay Pottery.
2. Paint on water.
3. Make-up. Age a man.
4. Horse shoeing.
5. Paper Sculpture (Origami)
6. Weave a coracle (row boat).
7. Sew a picture.
8. Make a marble. (Glass blowing)
9. Carve an Ice horse.
10. Turn a wood bowl, Lathe.
11. Paint a pot.
12. Decorate a candle.
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6135. CONCLUDED. (2001)
HANDMADE ART:
13. Carve a Bear.
14. A very light aircraft. That flie
15. Print a fish.
16. Make a cricket bat.
17. Print a Bride's hand. (India)
18. Make ballet shoes. ****
19. A cake landscape.
20. Create an African family in clay
EUREKA: Children Art Class:
w/Franz Spohn. (1995)
Relief prints.
Printmaking.
Artists have to learn how to see.
Paper: How made & how used.
Screen prints.
Art Museums & Institutes.
Sculpture- 3 dimensional art.
Design & making TOYS.
Perspective (mosaics)
CUBISM, Julia Diamond.
Picasso & Broque.
20/20: WHAT IS ART ?
Geraldo Rivera. 3/12/05
MODERN MARVALS: PAINT. 4/27/05
How paint is made. History of.
6136. ART IS FUN: Debut: 6/17/87
Host: Conni Gordon. Demonstrating
various artistic techniques using
colored pencils and art sticks:
1. A STILL LIFE WITH FRUIT.
2. ROSE/CARD.
3. CHINESE BRANCH WITH BIRD.
4. NAKED TREE BY OCEAN.
5. B O A T .
6. WINTER MOUNTAINS.
7. AUTUMN LAKE.
8. B A R N S .
9. VASE OF FLOWERS.
10. C A T .
11. PORTRAIT.
12. BACK OF NUDE.
13. CLOWN HEAD.