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Laura Oldfield Ford: Malthouse Project

Mr. Sands — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 16:04:13 +0000

Our Learners will embark on a 5 day workshop with the artist Laura Oldfield Ford. They will be collaborating on a large scale mapping project that looks at hidden narratives, alternative futures and community housing within the city. All work will be exhibited Saturday 17th July – Friday 30th July 2010. (Private View Friday 16th July 5 – 7 pm)

Royal Academy of Art – Outreach Programme 2010

Mr. Sands — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 19:46:54 +0000

We have been hosting the Royal Academy of Arts Outreach Programme for several years and this is the second time we have documented the responses on departmentart. The workshops explore the human figure using a wide variety of mark making techniques and we have continued to develop our use of live textiles responses such batik mark making and machine embroidery.

Royal Academy Outreach Programme 2010

Pupil Example: Brenton 2010

Young BRITS at Art

Mr. Sands — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:49:42 +0000

Young BRITS at Art is a national art award which is funded by the Equality and Human Rights Commission and delivered via artist led workshops throughout the UK. Our learners were asked to produce creative outcomes that explore their beliefs, opinions and judgments to the theme: “What would the world look like if we lived without prejudice?”

The right to your sexuality

Pupil Example: Rachel 2010

Pupil Example: Liz 2010

The right to equal access for those with a disability

Pupil Example: Dean 2010

Pupil Example: Jodie 2010

The right to freedom of speech

Pupil Example: Daniella 2010

The right to an education

Pupil Example: Sophie 2010

Summer School 2009

Mr. Sands — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 11:39:34 +0000

The Barking and Dagenham Summer School Art Exhibition featuring some of our Year 9 pupils drawings and mark making directly from inside the Olympic site.

Royal Academy of Art – Outreach Programme

Mr. Sands — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 15:48:47 +0000

The Royal Academy of Arts Outreach Programme has been running for 20 years delivering day-long, life drawing workshops to secondary and primary schools. The workshops explore the human figure using a wide variety of mark making techniques.

Last year we introduced live textiles responses such batik mark making and machine embroidery.

Student Example: Brenton 2008