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UMMA at Scarlett Middle School

Logo Lesson: Math + Art
Victor Vasarely, Untitled, from Lapidaire a portfolio of 8 prints, 1966, lithograph on paper, 32 5/8 x 29 7/16 in. (82.87 x 74.77 cm);27 3/16 in x 25 ½ in (69.06 cm x 64.77 cm), Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Winkelman, 1973/2.73

A team of UMMA Gallery Educators recently visited Scarlett Middle School and designed logos with every 6th grade math class. Students created layouts for a fictional company called FASTER, which provides schools with super fast internet service.

Math + Art

Presentation lesson plan using math and art to create logos

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Curated myUMMA Group

This myUMMA group was developed to gather works of art that use shapes on a grid to communicate a message, just like we were asking the students to do with their logos.

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Finished Student Work

These student work examples show how some students chose to depict “faster” motion through letters, others represented figures, and some decided on abstract forms.

Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Buendia's 3rd Hour Class
Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Buendia's 3rd Hour Class
Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Padalino's 5th Hour Class
Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Padalino's 5th Hour Class
Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Buendia's 5th Hour Class
Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Buendia's 5th Hour Class
Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Buendia's 4th Hour Class
Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Buendia's 4th Hour Class
Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Padalino's 4th Hour Class
Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Padalino's 4th Hour Class
Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Buendia's 7th Hour Class
Artwork by Scarlett Middle School Students in Ms. Buendia's 7th Hour Class