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Students will work in pairs to research a famous 3D artist and create a place setting representing that artist for an imaginary "Dinner Party". They will study Judy Chicago's Dinner Party for inspiration. Each pair must provide biographical information on their artist, including name, dates, nationality, accomplishments, where they lived/worked, reasons for choosing them, what their art was about, examples of their work, any struggles they faced, and interesting facts. Place settings will be displayed together and graded based on inclusion of information and creativity.
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