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    Al Farrow's "Divine Ammunition" exhibit featured sculptures of religious objects made from bullets, guns, and ammunition. It was inspired by Farrow seeing reliquaries containing saints' bones in Italy in 1995. The exhibit was on display at the Crocker Art Museum from October 11, 2015 to January 3, 2016 and contained sculptures like "Trigger Finger of Sainto Guerro" and "Bombed Mosque". Farrow intended to teach high school students about the exhibit by following California's art education standards and having students focus on artistic perception, historical context, and aesthetic valuing.

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    Al Farrow's "Divine Ammunition" exhibit featured sculptures of religious objects made from bullets, guns, and ammunition. It was inspired by Farrow seeing reliquaries containing saints' bones in Italy in 1995. The exhibit was on display at the Crocker Art Museum from October 11, 2015 to January 3, 2016 and contained sculptures like "Trigger Finger of Sainto Guerro" and "Bombed Mosque". Farrow intended to teach high school students about the exhibit by following California's art education standards and having students focus on artistic perception, historical context, and aesthetic valuing.

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    Al Farrow's "Divine Ammunition" exhibit featured sculptures of religious objects made from bullets, guns, and ammunition. It was inspired by Farrow seeing reliquaries containing saints' bones in Italy in 1995. The exhibit was on display at the Crocker Art Museum from October 11, 2015 to January 3, 2016 and contained sculptures like "Trigger Finger of Sainto Guerro" and "Bombed Mosque". Farrow intended to teach high school students about the exhibit by following California's art education standards and having students focus on artistic perception, historical context, and aesthetic valuing.

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    Al Farrow's

    Divine Ammunition
    Crocker Art Museum
    October 11, 2015 - January 3,
    2016

    Theory: Cognitivism &


    Realism
    The Exhibit

    Sculptures of reliquaries, cathedrals,


    synagogues, mosques, and other religious
    devotional objects
    All made of bullets, bullet shells, Uzi parts,
    guns, and other forms of ammunition
    Some contain human bones
    Farrow's Inspiration
    Visiting the crypt of the bascilica of San
    Lorenzo in Florence, Italy in 1995
    Had seen a display of reliquaries that preserved the
    bones of saints
    Began work on the scuptures that would be part of
    'Divine Ammunition'
    (Trigger Finger of Sainto Guerro)
    (Trigger Finger of Sainto Guerro XIII)
    (Trigger Finger of Sainto Guerro XVI)
    (Skull of Sainto Guerro)
    (The Spine and Tooth Sainto Guerro)
    (Bombed Mosque)
    (Synagogue V)
    Teaching Strategy
    Would teach to High School students
    Would follow the Visual Arts Content Standards
    for California State Board of Education
    Would use the following to teach them:
    Artistic perception
    Understand the histroical/cultural context
    Aesthetic valuing

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