MARK JENKINSStreet

Installation

Three-dimensional art form that is installed in public places and, like graffiti, for which no permission to do so has been granted. Unlike graffiti, the sculptures are generally designed and installed in such a way as to cause no damage to the property.

Street Installation:

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Users' Gallery

Adams Middle School, Tampa Florida Rocky Horsmans — Netherlands Viktor Sokolov — Latvia Corey Batchelor — Flagler College, St. Augustine, FL Vizela - Infias — Vizela City, Portugal Balbucio — Ceara, Brazil Katia — Moscow Ekaterina and Dasha — Moscow RJR Reynolds High School — Winston-Salem, North Carolina CCC — Shizuoka, Japan Otis Illustration — LA Nicole Krulik's class — New Jersey Tim — Melbourne, Australia Dez, Roy, Jessica, Vikki — Hong Kong

1. Look over tape sculpture tutorial linked from the above slide.

2. Practice creating a tape casting on a small object.3. Make a plan for your larger sculpture. What do you want

to create? How big? What object or objects are you going to cast to achieve this

4. Each student is responsible for their own sculpture, but you should work in teams to execute them.

5. If you will be casting a person, plan ahead to get it done in one class period or in parts (do the upper half, then lower half, then attach the two)

6. NO ONE WILL TAPE CAST OVER SOMEONE’S FACE OR HEAD!