Victoria C Silver
I am 17 and I am currently in the process of completing my Silver Arts Award. My interests include photography, jewelry crafting and music. I can play the piano (grade 7), guitar (self-taught) and the clarinet (grade 6).
For my A levels, I am studying maths, chemistry and physics; maths being my favourite subject at the moment.
My challenge for my Arts Award is to create wire sculptures of aspects of nature in the style of Karl Blossfeldt.
For Unit 2, I have created a relaxing CD with my peers.
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6 January 2019Lea Michele and Darren Criss Concert
View ReviewA review for the Lea Michele and Darren Criss Concert
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9 December 2018The Natural History Museum: Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2018
View ReviewA review for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at The Natural History Museum
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Comment posted on 11 December 2018
The photos were organised in categories such as 'Animals in their Environment', 'Behaviour: Birds/Mammals/Amphibians and Reptiles', 'Urban Wildlife' and 'Plants and Fungi'. In total, there were around 17 different categories with a winner for each one. I don't think there was an overall message, however most photos, especially those in the 'Wildlife Journalism' category had strong meanings. For example, the winner of the category, Joan de la Malla, took a photo called 'The Sad Clown'. In it, a macaque is being trained for a street show whilst wearing an uncomfortable clown mask.