Friday, November 19, 2010

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Do You Know What Pop Art Is?


Pop Art Rap

Do you know what pop art is?x2
It was brought into the modern world x2
In the 1950s x2
And the 1960s too x2
In America x2
And Brittan x2
The colours so bright and eye catching x2
And the paintings x2
And the sculptures x2
Are every day objects x2
And famous people x2
For example x2
Andy Warhol x2
Painted Marilyn Monroe x2
And its very famous x2
Pop art is so poptastic

What is Pop Art?

Pop Art was brought into the modern world in the 1950’s and 60’s. It began in America and Great Britain.

After World War 2, the public was still
recovering from deaths or injuries. Then
modern culture came and blew people away. Colour T.V, fast food and bright
colours jazzed up people’s daily lives. Artist’s ( like Andy Warhol) saw how this new culture affected the public’s moods. So they
decided to bring a new style of art in with this culture. They called this new
style, ‘Pop Art’.

At first Art Critics were baffled by this new style. Pop Art is sculptures and paintings of everyday objects-for example soup cans. Together with this the artist’s used bright
colours to catch the public’s attention. People were amazed by this fun and groovy new style. Crowds were drawn to art galleries to see the works of art including Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe. At last the Critic's had agreed.

Even today, Pop Art is still popular all over the world. You can view them in art galleries and learn about the artists on the internet.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Thursday, April 22, 2010

WALA:Easter being the greatest feast in the liturgical year.


Easter is the greatest feast in the Church's Litiurgical Year because it celebrates Jesus rising from the dead with new life and dying on the cross for us.

The Easter candle is lit at every celebration of the Eucharist during the fifty days of the Easter season from Easter Sunday until Pentecost Sunday.

The five grains of incense on the Easter candle represent the wounds that Jesus suffered on Easter friday. The crown of thorns, the nails and the spear wounds.

The Alpha and Omega symbols are the first and last letters of the greek alphabet. They remind people that the Risen Jesus is the beginning and the end of all time and that all praise belongs to him forever.

The light reminds of the Risen Christ who is the light of the world.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

WALT:Reflect and record on our Term 1's inquiry learning.


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Tuesday, February 16, 2010