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Thinking About Space

Definition of Space  

Dimensional Space

Picture Plane

Explanation of space as an element of art  

Analyzing Space in Famous Works

Form vs. Space

Importance of space in composition and perception

Types of Space  

Point of View

Positive and Negative Space  

Subjective space

Flowing Space

Cubism (including examples)

Definition of positive space (the space occupied by objects)  

Art Project: Cubist Combination

Definition of negative space (the space around and between objects)  

Discussion: Did you find the Cubist Combination project difficult or liberating? Why?

Illusion of Depth  

Techniques to create depth (overlapping, size variation, and placement)  

Atmospheric perspective (how color and clarity change with distance)  

Exercise: Draw Three Sides of an Object

Discussion: What at least three ways visual ways objects in the distance differ from objects that are up-close?

Linear Perspective in Space  

Introduction to Linear Perspective  

Horizon Line, Vantage Point, and Vanishing Point

Scale and Proportion 

Explanation of one-point perspective

Exercise: Railroad Sketch

Explanation of two-point perspective

Exercise: Corner Building Sketch

Art Project: Perspective Scene or Landscape Scene

Art History: Post-Impressionism

Artist Profile: Georges Seurat

Discussion: Why do artists use linear perspective and what are the key elements of it?

Unit 7: Elements of Art-Space 

Unit 7: Elements of Art - Space 

<div class="simple-box-wrapper">    <div class="simple-box">        <div class="column">                        <p>The exploration of space in art transcends mere physical dimensions; it is a fundamental element that shapes perception and emotional response. In this course, participants will delve into the multifaceted concept of space, understanding its critical role not only in the composition of artwork but also in how viewers engage with visual narratives. Space serves as a canvas upon which artists manipulate forms, crafting environments that can evoke a sense of tranquility, chaos, depth, or flatness. By dissecting the various types of space—positive and negative, flowing and dimensional—students will gain insights into how these elements interact to form the backbone of artistic expression.</p>

<p>Through a combination of theoretical frameworks and practical exercises, this course will empower students to recognize and implement the principles of space in their own artistic endeavors. From the intricacies of linear perspective to the emotive potential of atmospheric perspective, learners will engage with historical and contemporary artworks that exemplify these concepts. The course will also encourage critical discussions that challenge students to reflect on their perceptions of space and how those perceptions influence their understanding of art. By the culmination of this unit, participants will not only appreciate the complexities of space as an artistic element but will also harness these insights to enhance their creative practices.</p>        </div>    </div></div>