Blue Stories: Art Explorations at Nassau County Museum of Art
Explore the world of storytelling through art at the Nassau County Museum of Art's current exhibition centered around the color blue. Engage with captivating images and unleash your creativity by crafting stories, poems, or songs inspired by the artworks. Discover the narratives behind intriguing pieces by artists like Christopher White, Antonio Santin, and Andrew Sendor, right from the comfort of your home.
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Nassau County Museum of Art blue. blue. Instead of visiting NCMA with your class, we are bringing the Museum to you! We have put together a series of art explorations using works from our current exhibition, which is all about the color blue. This one is about telling stories. We hope you enjoy it and can t wait to see you in our galleries soon. P.S. What s YOUR favorite color?
blue. storytelling The following three images all have a story to tell. You are going to tell it! Choose one of the images and write a story, poem, or song, about what s happening. Consider the colors, the action, the mood, the setting and what you think might happen next. You can use the sentence starters, or the poetry activity on the next slide or you do your own thing. There are only right answers! Feel free to do it as a family-you could even try all 3!
Story Starter Once upon a time Every day Until one morning And it seemed strange because . But then suddenly And because of that And because of that No one could have predicted that And ever since then 4 Line Poem Line #1: Give the work a one word title Line#2: 4 word action phrase ( Blowing in the wind ) Line #3: Simile ( Like a glimmering, shining star ) Line#4: Give the work a different one word title
Object Labels Christopher White Huxley s Guide to Switzerland, 2011 acrylic on canvas 36.5 x 27.5 inches Courtesy of Edelman Arts Antonio Santin Toast to Ashes, 2020 215 x 150 cm Courtesy of Marc Straus, New York Andrew Sendor Saturday s hallucinations on December 2, 2018, 46 x 39 x 2 inches
