
A creative and thought-provoking Art & Design lesson introducing students to the expressive, human-centered works of Oswaldo Guayasamín. Students analyse his style and message before creating a personal, mixed-media response through a collaborative or individual art installation.
Learning Question:
Who is Oswaldo Guayasamín, and how can I create a visual response to his work?
Includes:
Full PowerPoint lesson with artist background and artwork analysis
Step-by-step creative activity to guide the making process
Reflection prompts encouraging empathy and interpretation
Ideas for display and classroom installation setup
Materials: Cardboard, Paint, Black markers
Details:
Suitable for Middle to Upper School / KS3–KS4
Designed for 1–2 lessons
Encourages expression, collaboration, and cultural awareness
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