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Symmetry

Non-linear Storytelling through Rotational Symmetry

Non-linear Storytelling through Rotational Symmetry

Janelle Findlay’s lesson explores rotational symmetry through the lens of Coast Salish artist Susan Point’s storm sewer cover design. Students create their own symmetrical art while considering the storytelling potential of their designs.

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Symmetry, Reflections, and Translations Inspired by Haida Art

Symmetry, Reflections, and Translations Inspired by Haida Art

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