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Kehinde Wiley Virtual Art Tour
This Kehinde Wiley Virtual Art Tour guides students through intentional art analysis and reflection, using Wiley’s work to explore identity, power, and representation.
Students analyze multiple paintings, respond to guiding prompts, and engage in thoughtful discussion that goes beyond surface-level observation.
Students are introduced to Wiley’s work through visually engaging portraits, a short artist video, and a guided discussion before creating their own self-portrait inspired by his style. The experience connects art analysis with personal identity and student voice.
What Students Do
Observe and analyze visual details
Interpret meaning and symbolism
Reflect on representation and identity
Respond through structured prompts
Create a self-portrait with a symbolic background inspired by Kehinde Wiley and write an artist statement explaining their choices
What’s Included
10 Google Slides
5 paintings to analyze
1 reflection question/journal prompt
Artist introduction & video connection
Reflection questions and discussion prompts
Self-portrait project directions
Artist statement reflection
This resource works well in:
ELA
Social Studies
Humanities
Art-integrated lessons
Perfect for slowing down and thinking deeply and helping students explore identity through art.
Included in the February Bundle!
This Kehinde Wiley Virtual Art Tour guides students through intentional art analysis and reflection, using Wiley’s work to explore identity, power, and representation.
Students analyze multiple paintings, respond to guiding prompts, and engage in thoughtful discussion that goes beyond surface-level observation.
Students are introduced to Wiley’s work through visually engaging portraits, a short artist video, and a guided discussion before creating their own self-portrait inspired by his style. The experience connects art analysis with personal identity and student voice.
What Students Do
Observe and analyze visual details
Interpret meaning and symbolism
Reflect on representation and identity
Respond through structured prompts
Create a self-portrait with a symbolic background inspired by Kehinde Wiley and write an artist statement explaining their choices
What’s Included
10 Google Slides
5 paintings to analyze
1 reflection question/journal prompt
Artist introduction & video connection
Reflection questions and discussion prompts
Self-portrait project directions
Artist statement reflection
This resource works well in:
ELA
Social Studies
Humanities
Art-integrated lessons
Perfect for slowing down and thinking deeply and helping students explore identity through art.
Included in the February Bundle!