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Blog
8 August 2018Silver Arts Award: Day 5 Summer Fashion School London
View BlogFull day in the studio
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Blog
7 August 2018Silver Arts Award: Day 4 Summer Fashion School London
View BlogA day in the studio learning how to trace, pin and cut patterns. An exclusive talk at Chelsea Library uncovered some of the best online resources in the world. And they are not available on Google!
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Blog
7 August 2018Leonardo da Vinci study
View BlogLeonardo da Vinci was an artist who wasn't just a artist he was a painter and sculpture and many more wonders
My name is Damieon and I am doing bronze art award.
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Blog
6 August 2018Silver Arts Award: Day 3 Summer Fashion School London
View BlogA tour of the prestigious Central Saint Martins college of art to learn more about future career and training opportunities, followed by an afternoon in the studio.
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Review
5 August 2018Azzedine Alaia: The Couturier
View ReviewAzzedine Alaia is regarded as one of the greatest and most respected fashion designers in history. Personally, I’d never heard of him or ‘haute couture’ before this week, but that's why I love doing Arts Awards. I am always learning something new!
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Blog
5 August 2018Silver Arts Award: Day 2 Summer Fashion School London
View BlogUsing Frida Kahlo as inspiration today's first task was to design an outfit for a VIP attending the Cochella Festival.
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Blog
4 August 2018Silver Arts Award: Day 1 Summer Fashion School London
View BlogFor my Silver Arts award I am challenging myself to design and make an item of clothing. Over the next 7 days I am attending an intensive Summer Fashion School in London with other girls aged 11-14.
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Event
6 August 2018 – 10 August 2018East Meets West - Family Fun Events for Culutural Learning Accross 2 Weeks
View EventThe Great Animal Race of the Jade Emperor - Monday 06 August until Friday 10th August (11:00 - 17:00), in association with OYAP Trust (Oxfordshire Young Arts Partnership)
Free access to exhibitions and workshops from just £3!
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Photo Blog
31 July 2018My Discover Portfolio for Arts Award: Faces with Dubuffet and Picasso
View Photo BlogTo all beginners of Arts Award Discover, I would like to give you a preview of what you are capable of doing if you are uncertain about doing Arts Award. I hope my portfolio inspires you!
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Review
27 July 2018Picasso 1932 - Love Fame Tragedy
View ReviewPicasso 1932 was a wonderful exhibition, I loved it! If you went there or are going to go, I hope you like it.
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Review
25 July 2018Joshua Watson Bronze Arts Award -Skill Sharing
View ReviewJoshua says:
I described and showed Evie the exact way to play a short sequence so that we could all improvise together (with William too) on our Bronze Arts Awards Course at The Womack-Banning Piano Academy.
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Case Study
25 July 2018Tom Edwards, Gold Arts Award
View Case StudyTom Edwards, Digitial Marketing Apprentice with Curious Minds, tells us all about completing his Gold Arts Award in filmmaking and working out how his skills could be applied to different business sectors.
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Blog
23 July 2018Is Classical Music just too 'boring' for the younger generation?
View BlogOrchestras across the country have been trying out schemes to encourage a younger audience into the concert hall and have experienced varied success. Whilst working at the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra I learnt a lot about audience development and been researching the ways in which it can be improved.
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Blog
22 July 2018DEBATE: Should Art be a compulsory GCSE subject?
View BlogThis article is about exploring the issue of whether Art should be a compulsory GCSE. I am showcasing my own opinions and exploring the results of my recent survey which asked the public whether they were in favour or not and why. Please comment on whether you think Art should be a compulsory GCSE and why.
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Case Study
20 July 2018Tyler, Silver Arts Award
View Case StudyWe chat to Tyler, who recently completed his Silver Arts Award in dance and dance science.
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Review
19 July 2018Specimens from an Imaginary Voyage at Exeter RAMM.
View ReviewI saw Specimens from an Imaginary Voyage at Exeter Royal Albert Memorial Museum which is art made from glass that looks like real creatures but are actually imaginary and were created by the artist. I wanted to see them because they looked so real in the photograph on the website and I wanted to see them close up.
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Case Study
18 July 2018Lily Doolin, Silver Arts Award
View Case StudyWe catch up with Lily Doolin who's participating in her Silver Arts Award, making and decorating unicorns out of cake, clay and mosaic!
