Category: Art and Design

Summer Show

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Due to Covid-19. our GCSE and A Level Art, Graphics and Photography students have not had the chance to exhibit their work at school in our annual Summer Show. We invited these students to submit their work via email so we could celebrate it on our blog. Here are the submissions below; well done to all that sent work in!

A Level Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
A Level Graphic Design
A Level Graphic Design
GCSE Graphic Design
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
A Level Photography
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
A Level Graphic Design
A Level Graphic Design
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
A Level Graphic Design
A Level Art and Design
A Level Graphic Design
GCSE Graphic Design
A Level Graphic Design
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
A Level Graphic Design
A Level Art and Design
A Level Graphic Design
A Level Graphic Design
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
A Level Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Graphic Design
GCSE Graphic Design
GCSE Art and Design
A Level Graphic Design
GCSE Art and Design
A Level Art and Design
A Level Graphic Design
GCSE Graphic Design
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design
A Level Graphic Design
GCSE Art and Design
A Level Art and Design
A Level Art and Design
GCSE Art and Design

 

 

 

Year 12 Art: Glass making workshop

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Last term, Year 12 art students went to Court Street Gallery in Trowbridge to attend a workshop led by Alex Compton, a local ‘Glass Artist’.

 

The students brought their sketchbooks along as a source of inspiration as they had previously been set a personal theme for their coursework which could influence their outcomes in the workshop. They used some of the studies in their books as a form of inspiration and were then shown different ways they could work with and manipulate glass in order to create two free standing pieces of glass art.

 

Everyone enjoyed the workshop and learnt some new, exciting and rewarding techniques.

Take a look at their outcomes below…