This exhibition includes three featured tours and 28 artist galleries that explore the issues of overconsumption, environmental degradation, and ecosystem conservation.
Teaching Tips
Positives
There are so many wonderful artist galleries, and each one is unique.
Additional Prerequisites
There are two main ways to explore this exhibition: featured tours and artist galleries.
There are five icons for exploring the artist galleries: delve, learn, interpret, reflect, and act. The icons help guide you as you scroll through each art gallery.
The bottom of each artist gallery features pledge boxes that you can check to show your commitment to taking care of the Earth.
Differentiation
Art students could choose one artist to study. Students could research the artist's motivation and background and analyze one of their pieces.
The pledges in the Act section of each artist's page are simple steps students can take to reduce their environmental impact. Students can select one or more of these actions to implement in their lives and track their progress over time.
These galleries identify key environmental problems arising from oil exploration and resource exploitation, and present a plan for sustainable resource management. This is recommended for teaching.
Standards
Arts
Visual Arts: Standard 8 - Interpret intent and meaning in artistic work.
VA.8.RE2.HS1 2. Orally or in writing interpret an artwork or collection of works, supported by relevant and sufficient evidence found in the work and its various contexts.
Visual Arts: Standard 10 - Synthesize and relate knowledge and personal experiences through art.
VA.10.CO1.HS3 3. Examine and explain the impact of an artist or a group of artists on society’s beliefs, values, and behaviors.
