Students learned about the art movement that started in the 1960’s called Op Art. Op Art is a style that uses geometric forms (shapes) and color contrast (opposite colors) to create the illusion of movement or 3-D space. The students practiced making many optical illusions and selected their favorite design for their final artwork. They did a wonderful job using creativity, good balance, composition, and craftsmanship in their artworks.
Some students made OP Art cubes!
Check out the "6th Grade Art" tab to see more awesome optical illusions!
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