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Our Year 7 Paint Pals Club went on a magical trip to a local care home to make artwork with the residents, it was such a lovely experience for us all ☺️
Check out these amazing 6th form life drawings created in tonight’s session. It’s incredible what you can do with a stick!
6th Form Taster Lesson - Fine Art. Stunning jelly fish painting as the students “control the out of control” catch a glimpse of the first group in action! :)
Last stop……. Marina Abramovic! Yep we experienced Imponderabilia, certainly one to remember! Thanks for being such amazing Art and Photography students.
Next stop …..The National Portrait Gallery. On entering we enjoyed the new doors made by artist Tracey Emin, then soaked up the stunning paintings and sculptures.
6th Form Artists & Photographers on the steps of V&A today. We were amazed by the Prix Pictet “HUMAN” photography exhibition which delved into the vast spectrum of human experiences, emotions, relationships, and challenges that define our collective existence.
Meet our ‘Red Maiden' that some Year 10 students created using willow, with the support of artist Zoe Bate and the Art Department!
The maiden took 2 days to create and we weaved over 10kgs of willow sticks around a wire frame to construct her. Well done team!
The Yr 10 sculpture is coming together beautifully!! A smooth natural form that is now being adorned with shiny founders days coins. What a great use of the left over coins!
Yr 10 have designed a sculpture to be placed in the school grounds. See them in action cutting and carving into the aerated concrete blocks.
The totem poles made by our amazing students went down a storm at Glastonbury Festival - well done girls.
Artwork by yr 10 & 11 will be exhibited this weekend at the Glastonbury Festival!! 180 pieces of ceramics have been assembled together to create 14 X 14ft totem poles that surround a sculpture of a "green woman" made by the artist David Lomax. Work in progress photos.
Year 9 have been creating tonal drawings of mouths linked to Surrealism and they look amazing already! 😍 Keep going!
