Judy-
I purchased the Gyotaku video last year and have used it with 6th grade.
It's precise and informative. The kids enjoyed it. On our budget we could
only buy one set of fish molds, so in order to use the fish quickly, we
used water soluable markers instead of painting. Not as detailed, but the
concept is the same.
Robin in PA
----- Original Message -----
From: Judy Decker <jdecker@woh.rr.com>
To: ArtsEdNet Talk <artsednet@lists.getty.edu>
Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 8:55 AM
Subject: Videos anyone seen? Paper Mola, Gyotaku or Tessellations
> Video: Paper Molas
>
> The local resource center just purchased some very nice molas. I am
> wondering it the video Paper Molas (25 minutes - middle school to adult -
> Sax Visual Resource catalog page 45 - item # 585-884D - $24.95) would be a
> good addition to their library. Has anyone seen this video and what is
your
> opinion.? Does it go into the background of the Kuna Indians - give any
> historical information or is it just a domonstration video?
>
> Tessellations - video
> (25 minutes - grade 6 to adult Sax Visual REsource catalog page 30 -
> #588-992D)
> The resource center has the video with Jim McNeill. Is this video
different
> enough to warrent purchasing it? By the description this video gives some
> historical information which the McNeill video does not. What are your
> opinions of this video?
>
> Video: Gyotaku: Japanese Fish Printing
> (25 minutes - middle school to adult -- Sax #586-200D - page 44 - $29.95)
> I am trying to talk the resource center into buying some of the rubber
fish
> for Gyotaku printing to put in their Japanese culture trunk. Have any of
you
> seen the video? What are your opinions?
>
> Thanks in advance for your opinion. I will be ordering them for free
preview
> soon.
>
> Judy Decker
>
>
>
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