Last Day of MP

Take a minute to go over your grades/assignments in Jupiter and see if you have any missing assignments. When done checking your work, take this time to make up any missing work and you can do extra credit (found below). If you have no missing work or Extra Credit is not needed, complete the following brief written assignment.


Prompt: Why do you think we should learn art in school? Please support your claim
and explain why. If you do not think we should learn art, please also explain why you
think so.


**Written answers must be posted on their class blog by the end of class**
Answers should be 1-2 paragraphs with proper spelling/grammar.


EXTRA CREDIT
You have a choice to submit one of the following for Extra Credit before the end of the Marking Period (5/3). When posting your Extra credit on your Media Arts blog, please be sure to label it as Extra Credit. Successful completion of an Extra credit assignment will allow for up to 4 points to be added to your lowest grade.

1. Museum/Gallery Visit: Visit an art museum! Pick 1 work you liked the best and snap a photo of it (if allowed) and write a 1 page paper about what you like best. OR Write a 1 page paper about your visit; what you saw, did, liked/disliked, etc. For either option, be sure to turn in your ticket stub. Paper should be typed; Times New Roman, 12 pt. font, double spaced.

2. Art Advertisement: Make an advertisement (flyer, brochure, or poster) to promote an upcoming art show of your favorite artist (dead or alive). Pretend he/she will have a special museum exhibit. Choose the dates that the exhibit is showing, and when the reception (party to congratulate the artist) will be. Size will be 8.5 x 11.

3. Make Your Own Meme: You will choose an image of your choice and turn it into a meme. Think about the words you will use, and how it will fit with the image you chose. YOU CANNOT USE A MEME THAT ALREADY EXISTS!
   *Must be posted to your Media Arts blog

4. Do Another Layer Mask
    *Must be posted on your Media Arts blog

5. Do a Free Edit on 4 Different Images (with description of what you did to the image)
    *Must be posted on your Media Arts blog

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