El Cuerpo en Arte

Following our focus on Paraguay and Bolivia cultural specificities, our Novice High Middle School class were given a list of art work from both Paraguayan and Bolivian artists. Each student was asked to select the piece which spoke to them most and label every visible body part. This tied in with our focus this trimester: Health and the Body. Once the students had acquainted themselves with the painting, they were asked to recreate the piece, through their own eyes and in whichever format they’d like. This included drawing, painting, or photography and they then came up with their own short description of what was going on in their piece, what had just happened (using the structure “acabar de”) and what was going to happen next, using the near future. The main requirements here were for the students to use these two structures as well as to use the vocabulary surrounding the body and daily routine.

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María Luisa Pacheco (1919-1982)TRES FIGURAS

María Luisa Pacheco
(1919-1982)

TRES FIGURAS

Jay

Death of an Indian Chief, 1944

Death of an Indian Chief, 1944


Tai

Crouching Figure - Maria Luisa Pacheco

Crouching Figure - Maria Luisa Pacheco

Alfredo Da Silva – El Ritma del Espacio, 1935

Alfredo Da Silva – El Ritma del Espacio, 1935

Marina Nuñez del Prado, Mother and Child

Marina Nuñez del Prado, Mother and Child

Alejandro Mario Yllanes – Death of an Indian Chief, 1944

Alejandro Mario Yllanes – Death of an Indian Chief, 1944

Mario Alejandro Yllanes – Ofrenda a Inti, 1930

Mario Alejandro Yllanes – Ofrenda a Inti, 1930

Soccer player, Graciela Rodo Boulanger

Soccer player, Graciela Rodo Boulanger