Review: David Hockney: The Illusion of Depth

Posted on 04. Oct, 2008 by Theresa McGee in All Posts, Multimedia, Reviews

DVD/Video Name: David Hockney: The Illusion of Depth

Series Name: Behind the Scenes

Grade Level(s): 3rd through 8th

Categories: Art History, Elements and Principles of Art, Teaching Resource

Product Review: If I had only one DVD in my collection, this would be the one. The kids are completely engaged and learn the difference between flat and deep. I use this as an intro to teaching one-point perspective. My other two favorites in this series are Nancy Graves: Balance and Wayne Thiebaud: LIne.

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Tags: Bobby McFerrin, Carrie Mae Weems, drawing, humor, Matt Groening, National Endowment for the Arts, Penn and Teller, perspective