Informative Speech On Mmaha

TAP Presentation Script:

Hello class! Now, I know that everyone is really excited for summer since it's practically here, but I want this last class of 8th grade Art to leave an impression on you. This year has left a huge one on me that's for sure. How could an adventurous year combining art and teaching not? So today I ask you to reflect on this marvelous year, and put every aspect of your curriculum into an abstract art piece worthy of the MOMA! I have spoken with all of your teachers so that I now have an adequate understanding of the topics that you touched on in your core classes. In doing this, I can guide and assist you through the process of creating an accurate painting, with meaning. Remember, art is passion and freedom.

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History. Native American Artwork, is something we may look at in a completely different way. You learned at the beginning of the year that history can lie, but through it, we can see the evolution of paints and designs from then to now.

Furthermore, early in history there were many things that could be misinterpreted as objects with different uses. A 200 year-old artifact that we may believe has a very meaningful purpose could be a simple piece of art.

Another form of art from history has not been recognized nearly enough is Paper Money. During the Civil War, the Confederate States of America printed paper money like this. (VISUAL AID) As you can see, even back then pictures were depicted on the currency. However, there are some very intricate figures on this bill. Art is everywhere, even on money!

Continuing with the Civil War, most people glance at a picture depicting scenes of war and think about the soldiers, and their struggles. But, how many people consider the artists, and what they went through to make the piece. Artists during that time allowed the world to see and understand the battles through their eyes. They lived right alongside the troops, risking their lives as combat illustrators. The pieces show violence, but also beauty in the dire circumstances of which they were
During the Revolutionary War, letters were passed by Continental Spies to the Continental Army. However these letters were far from ordinary. In between the lines of a simple letter, there were secret messages written using Invisible Ink, or what I like to think of as an artistic miracle. The ink could only be seen when treating the letter with heat or a chemical substance. Imagine having the resources to produce writing and even art that you can’t see unless you want it to be seen. I find this intriguing and interesting.

Now for a fairly obvious one, the American Flag. Everyone knows the American flag for its three patriotic colors. Two of these colors, red and blue, are primary colors. Primary colors are the colors which all others are derived from. The third one is yellow. On the flag 13 alternating red and white stripes represent the 13 original colonies and the 13 white stars that stand for the states during the time after the Revolutionary War. This flag is a creation, and a work of art that is still known today, with the magnificent transformation of, now, 50 states. Add some patriotic red, white, and blue to your