A gardener seeing the first tomato on the vine?Ĭreate your own Strike a Pose game and have a parent, sibling, or friend take a photo.Add even more complexity to those roles–what pose shows:.What pose would communicate that a person was: Think about how you could show the pose of certain activities or roles.You could even write some words out, cut them out, and put them in a bowl, picking them out randomly. Think about some words that describe an emotion or express a feeling, and then think about how you could express that with your pose.In the Museum’s label, it describes what we see in this way: “Here, The Hostess is represented mid-stride, arms outstretched, her head turned to the side perhaps in the act of responding to a request.”Īs you are getting some exercise each day, spend some time playing Strike a Pose. His artistic style was one of curving, simple lines and dramatic, physical gestures or poses. The artist, Elie Nadelman, was known for creating sculptures that celebrated everyday professions and activities–like the host of a party. Glad Calm Enthusiastic Joyful Uncertain Mad Sad Shy Confident © Estate of Elie Nadelman. Accession Number: 2013.216P. Picturing your Community Photography ProjectĮlie Nadelman, The Hostess, c.Jacob Lawrence’s The Life of Toussaint L’Ouverture.The Lunder Collection of James McNeill Whistler.The Lunder-Colville Chinese Art Collection.
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