Author: Stephanie

Celebratory Collaborative Ceramics Piece to commemorate 20 years of arts specialism. 

Staff and students are, this week, contributing to a celebratory collaborative art piece to commemorate 20 years of arts specialism.
Members of staff and students have spent an hour making a tile based on their own unique experience of Arty Marylebone, from a specific memory or a physical aspect of the school (an architectural feature that means something). The tiles will be installed on the School wall outside as a permanent feature. A huge thank you to Joely Clinkard, without her support, this would have not been possible…
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Year 12 Taster Day

We were delighted to welcome young people from across London (and beyond) to our Sixth Form taster day.  In Art, students used their 35-minute sessions to create ink and bleach paintings of a skeletal installation and in Textiles, hand painted screen-printed designs were applied directly to fresh cotton.

 

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Private view of THE SCIENTIST AND THE FIREBRAND

Last night was the private view of THE SCIENTIST AND THE FIREBRAND – an exhibition of etchings by students of St Marylebone School and the Heatherley School of Fine Art at the Brompton Cemetery Chapel, (5-22 July 2018).  This show is inspired by the lives of two eminent women who are buried in Brompton Cemetery; the behavioural scientist, Jane Wardle and the political firebrand, Emmeline Pankhurst. One of our students gave a live performance of a song she had composed, which included lyrics from suffragette speeches. Well done to all the Year 9 Students who exhibited their works!

 

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The Blandford Street Icon

One of our talented Y12 students has been commissioned by the St Marylebone Church chaplain to create a new icon for the reflection space at the sixth form site. The piece can also be brought out for services too. The Y12 student has been busily creating icon art works that have a more contemporary twist and reflect the sixth formers.

Here is a selection of the brilliant work…

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