Creating and Understanding Agamographs

The video tutorial introduces the concept of an Agamograph, a type of kinetic art invented by Yaacov Agam. It explains how to create an Agamograph that displays two different images when viewed from different angles. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on the materials needed, preparation, and assembly process, using the example of the Mexican and American flags. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to share their creations on social media.

Who invented the Agamograph?

• Pablo Picasso

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Yaacov Agam

• Vincent van Gogh

What type of art is an Agamograph associated with?

• Cubism

• Impressionism

• Kinetic Art

• Surrealism

What two flags are used as an example in the video?

• Canadian and British

• Italian and Spanish

• Mexican and American

• French and German

What materials are suggested for creating an Agamograph?

• Oil paints

• Markers only

• Color pencils or any colors available

• Watercolors

How many bars should be drawn on the paper for the Agamograph?

• 9

• 12

• 11

• 10

How are the strips organized for the two images in an Agamograph?

• Both images on the same side

• Both images mixed randomly

• First image on the left, second on the right

• First image on the right, second on the left

What is the next step after coloring the images?

• Drawing more images

• Gluing the strips

• Cutting the strips

• Folding the paper

What technique is used to fold the paper for the Agamograph?

• Straight fold

• Origami

• Accordion fold

• Zigzag fold

What is crucial to remember when gluing the strips?

• Use a lot of glue

• Keep them in the correct order and orientation

• Glue them randomly

• Use tape instead of glue

What should you do after completing your Agamograph?

• Start a new one

• Frame it immediately

• Send a picture to the teacher

• Throw it away