Coa icon Oe 1. Collect as many examples of kaleidoscopic images as you can, either digitally, or from magazines etc. and create a moodboard on a page in your sketchbbook ~s’ 2. Find out the meaning of kaleidscope and power and politics and write out detailed definitions- add them to your class work in an appropriate way A 3. Make a moodboard of images by ONE of these artists who also use photomontage/collage: Monica Traikov, Norg Nordis or Cory Stevens. Alternatively you can find your own Kaliedoscop inspired artist. a 4 The chilli rating tells you the difficulty or challenge of the homework task. Chose a different task 4, Take a series of photographs of things that represent Power & Politics that you can find around your home, street or local area. 5. Use magazine images of people or objects to create your Kaleidoscopic images in collage. {at least 3) hy 6. Make a detailed research page about ONE of these artists: Monica Traikov, Norg Nordis or Cory Stevens. Alternatively you ‘an find your own Kaleidoscope inspired artist. include an analysis of a chosen image. ; 7: Recreate a piece of work by your chosen artist either using found images or your own photographs. 6. Using your own photographs representing Power & Politics create 3 different kaleidoscopic images using 3 different techniques toabstact the images. 9. Make your own kaleidoscope and take a series of photos of objects/items that represent Power & Politics through your kaleidoscope to create a series of fragmented images. 7 10: Make an original piece of work int the style of Monica Traikov, Norg Nordis or Cory Stevens using your own photographs Alternatively you can find your own Kaliedoscope inspired artist. to complete each week. By the end of the project you should have attempted all of the tasks!