Photography is one of the foundations of the Food and Drink Project where learners can pursue their final ideas into Sculpture, Textiles or Graphics.
Food and Drink Project
Learner Examplar: Doris 2010
More images are available from Departmentart Flickr page .
Ralph Goings is a photorealist painter who has captured a slice of American popular culture in his studies of Diners, Condiments and Food and Drink. This work has influenced our Food and Drink/Supersized project.
Supersized project
Pupil Example: Rachel 2010
This is your Yr 12 Art Textiles brief entitled Fruit & Fiber. You can assess your progress whilst exploring and experimenting with a variety of textile techniques such as Felt making, Fabric Manipulation and Embroidery.
Photography is one of the foundations of the Food and Drink Project where learners can pursue their final ideas into
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Here is our new poster for our 2010 Art Exhibition in Barking. Send to Facebook
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Ralph Goings is a photorealist painter who has captured a slice of American popular culture in his studies of Diners,
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Departmentart wants all our learners to use equipment safety within their art practice. To facilitate this process we are publishing our
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Our Learners will embark on a 5 day workshop with the artist Laura Oldfield Ford. They will be collaborating on
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This is your Yr 10 Art and Design brief entitled Alternative Portrait. You can assess your progress whilst exploring and
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This is your Yr 10 Art Textiles brief entitled Under the Microscope. You can assess your progress whilst exploring and
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This is your Yr 8 Art and Design brief entitled Puppet Project. You can assess your progress whilst exploring and experimenting with
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Departmentart.co.uk is an interactive resource showcasing our learners personal and critical responses to Artist and Designers work.
Departmentart.co.uk is made up of a creative collective that all teach in an inner-city London comprehensive school. We have designed and deliver a curriculum (Key Stage 3 -5) that promotes Creativity, Experimentation, Exploration, Risk taking and Independent Learning.
Our portal is available to all learners globally and we welcome feedback, contributions and networking opportunities from creative partnerships.
The puppet project we deliver in Key Stage 3 develops our learners understanding of Portraiture, Distortion, Caricature, Scale, 3D Construction and Modelling techniques. We use the completed puppets to develop story telling skills and performances that cover whole school themes e.g. Anti-bullying and School Code of Conduct. We also use them to muck about and simply entertain!
Puppet Project
Pupil Example: Craig 2009
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