Group Painting Activity: Teenagers ‘Battle it Out’ with Acrylic Paint

By Sheila Ceccarelli

This is a fantastic group painting activity to explore making ‘spontaneous responses’  to marks and a physical, expressive approach to painting with acrylic paint. In this exercise, students respond energetically to each other’s gestural strokes with acrylic paint on a large scale.

Below, students respond to each other’s gestures and strokes, ‘battling it out’ with paint.

Group painting activity: girls battle it out with paint
Girls battle it out with paint

 


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