Y10 Ceramic experiments
Changing Lives
Students in Y10 (now y11) participated in the St Marylebone church changing lives project. They painted portraits of people associated with the church- it had now been put up for all to see! well done all!
Year 10 Urban landscape paintings
Well done year 10 on your final paintings for the Urban landscape unit! Here are a selection of their pieces…
Y10 Carton printing
As soon as we got back into the classroom we could focus on large scale painting, sculpture or printing! Year 10 have been doing the later…
Amazing creative opportunities…
There are two fantastic opportunities here for you to submit work you have already made, or make something specific to enter, The Westminster competition asks you to respond to one of a few themes/ issues, the RA competition is an open call. Details attached here, good luck and just follow the attached instructions, please do email your art teacher and let them know you have applied!
https://citylions.org/students/creative-collective-westminster/
What a start… Y9 GCSE
Year 9 are starting research pages for their GCSE coursework, here are just two examples of very impressive work from home..
Y10 Online portfolios
Year 10 students have moved away from making their art books on paper and have now been making all their research pages and photography responses online instead. We are particularly excited about this shift, as the art department definitely used a lot of paper, and this in turn had both an environmental and financial impact. We are going to continue this way of working, saving paper for drawing, painting, printing and sculpting, but not printing out research on paper and sticking it on more paper…. cutting and sticking is allowed if we are making collages though! We have reduced our carbon footprint!
Here are some examples of their wonderful portfolios…
Y10 Amazing lockdown portraits and paintings of the Church
Y10 have been uploading their portraits and church paintings for the changing lives project. All the portraits were chosen as they have a historical relationship with St Marylebone church or the locality. There will be more to come…
St Marylebone Art & Design 