Inspire discussions about ocean pollution and environmental impact with an Earth Day art project.
Did you know that June 8 is World Oceans Day?! According to the non-profit behind the holiday, “World Ocean Day unites and rallies the world to protect and restore our blue planet!” Use this art activity to promote discussions about pollution for World Oceans Day, Earth Day, and when discussing endangered wildlife.
What Is an Agamograph?
An agamograph is a series of images that change at different angles. It is named after the Israeli sculptor Yaacov Agam, who is known for his optical and kinetic art.
Even though this type of artwork is very technical and complicated, we have created a kid-friendly design that will result in a bulletin-board-worthy piece of art!
How to Use an Agamograph
We have spliced together two images. All your students have to do is color each picture – making sure they match up the colors so that the image matches up and is complete when it is folded correctly (like a fan). Hang up the agamograph, and when you walk from one side to the other, you will see the creation change from one image to another!
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Memorial Day Agamograph Art Activity
Use this elementary school art activity in the classroom around Memorial Day or when learning about the military.
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