Tony Cragg‘s early works are made from found, discarded construction or household materials. These fragmented are often arranged by colour and shape or arranged to create an installation of human or abstract forms. Tony Cragg is one of our lead artists in the Year 7 colour Project.
Colour Project
Pupil Example: 3D Colour Wheel
Chuck Close is a photorealist painter who produces large-scale portraits. His latter works are produced using a cell/grid system and abstracting each cell/grid to produce the final portrait.
Luke Haynes digitally manipulates snapshot photographs, which he then transfers in to these fantastic patchwork quilts. He is one of our lead artists in Alternative portrait project.
Taking his inspiration from the work of Gareth Pugh, Gothic Art and Contemporary Literature our KS5 learner has created a series
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The sketchbook and portfolio have been constant pillars of Art, Craft and Design Education. However, with the Nintendo and iPod
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Colin Chillag is a painter who produces photo realist portraits developed from a minimal linear drawing. These portraits are realised
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Maurizio Anzeri creates embroidered or sculptured photographs using symmography. The visual narratives are selected from vintage photographs found in secondhand markets and
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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.
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