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TES

National union of teachers

Associationof teachers and lecturers

NASUWT

NSEAD - The National Society for Education in Art and Design

Lifetime of colour

Grove Links

PRINCETONAL ART EDUCATION LINKS

Art Timeline http://www.alifetimeofcolor.com/study/timeline.html

ACCESS ART/ SKETCHBOOKS

ArtBLAH – Craft information & inspiration.
Creative information to inspire art students and artists alike. Produced by art teachers to encourage new art making practices. http://www.artblah.com

OCR Exam Board

Edexcel Exam Board

AQA Exam Board

Very useful for revision in all subjects but can help with art too.

Home of art and design on the web!

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Crayola Aborigines - Dreamtime

Artists - starfall

Abstract art

Artpad

Artisancam

Artisancam

Van Gogh

Tate

Saatchi

Eduweb

Adding colour

Van Gogh

Engage

British Museum ancient civilisations

Victoria and Albert Museum

http://www.nga.gov/kids/kids.htm - lots of paint and collage exercises from the National Gallery of Washington
http://www.nga.gov/kids/zone/flow.htm - great animation program
http://www.show.me.uk/ - National Portrait Gallery art activities
http://www.artisancam.org.uk - watch artists at work, and create your own prints, pottery etc.
http://www.accessart.org.uk/ - a good introduction to the different strands in Art
http://www.filmstreet.co.uk
http://www.artsconnected.org/toolkit/ - Artists Toolkit
http://www.drumcroon.org.uk - featured artists linked to the qca scheme of work
http://kids.tate.org.uk/
http://fluxtime.com/animate.php - making your own animation
www.snapfiles.com/get/stickfigure.html - free animation program Simple guide to using it at www.kented.org.uk http://www.geocities.com/peter_bone_uk/pivot.html - free pivot figure animator

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Art Homework

artcoursework — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 12:43:55 CST

If you need help with your art and design homework you have definately come to the right place.

Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2

Q&A

Ask a question at the bottom of the page by starting a new thread and one of our teachers will no doubt be able to offer Art Timeline

Techniques

Learn to draw Techniques tutorials

Learn to paint Techniques tutorials

Working with clay Techniques tutorials

Sculpture Techniques tutorials

Batik Techniques tutorials

Print making Techniques tutorials

Using Pastels Techniques tutorials

Tonal work Techniques tutorials

Using Mod roc / plaster of paris Techniques tutorials

Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2

Cultures

Africa Masks , Print masks , wikipedia , design, people, patterns

India Country , art, patterns, people, history, culture

Native Americans info, images, history, peoples & tribes, patterns

Japan wikipedia, today, culture, writing, art, creativity, history, images, patterns

China images, wikipedia, writing, calligraphy, art, more art, cultural images, dragons, lanterns, kites, zodiac, patterns

Aborigines patterns, dreamtime, history, art symbols, more symbols, people Crayola Aborigines - Dreamtime

South America patterns, culture, images, people,

Celtic patterns, more patterns, interlace, culture, art, people & music

Projects

7 step project builder

Planning time

Equipment

Exam projects
Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2

Useful websites to help with your art homework
Crayola Aborigines - Dreamtime

Artists - starfall

Abstract art

Artpad

Artisancam

Artisancam

Van Gogh

Tate

Saatchi

Eduweb

Adding colour

Van Gogh

Engage

British Museum ancient civilisations

http://www.nga.gov/kids/kids.htm - lots of paint and collage exercises from the National Gallery of Washington
http://www.nga.gov/kids/zone/flow.htm - great animation program
http://www.show.me.uk/ - National Portrait Gallery art activities
http://www.artisancam.org.uk - watch artists at work, and create your own prints, pottery etc.
http://www.accessart.org.uk/ - a good introduction to the different strands in Art
http://www.filmstreet.co.uk
http://www.artsconnected.org/toolkit/ - Artists Toolkit
http://www.drumcroon.org.uk - featured artists linked to the qca scheme of work
http://kids.tate.org.uk/
http://fluxtime.com/animate.php - making your own animation
www.snapfiles.com/get/stickfigure.html - free animation program Simple guide to using it at www.kented.org.uk http://www.geocities.com/peter_bone_uk/pivot.html - free pivot figure animator

Early years art and design reception, ks2

artcoursework — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 12:29:04 CST

Artclub is scouring the web so busy ks 1, ks2 art teachers don't have to - saving teachers time - best of the web all in one place - link to us from your school website!

Nature detectives

Casting sculpture for KS1

Crayola Aborigines - Dreamtime

I am an artist

Teaching ideas

Crickweb

Tracing Ace

Drawing together

Masks

Making colours

Taking pictures

Making landscapes

Artists - starfall

First school years

Immersive drawing space

Abstract art

Art attack

Artpad

Artisancam

Artscape

Make an Easter card

Adding colour

Van Gogh

Engage

British Museum ancient civilisations

Art in the Early Years: A Resource to Support Creativity
by Tim Wilson

Artist database for early years teachers

TTS early years artbook

Tate

Saatchi

Eduweb

Julia Stubbs

http://www.nga.gov/kids/kids.htm - lots of paint and collage exercises from the National Gallery of Washington
http://www.nga.gov/kids/zone/flow.htm - great animation program
http://www.show.me.uk/ - National Portrait Gallery art activities
http://www.artisancam.org.uk - watch artists at work, and create your own prints, pottery etc.
http://www.accessart.org.uk/ - a good introduction to the different strands in Art
http://www.filmstreet.co.uk
http://www.artsconnected.org/toolkit/ - Artists Toolkit
http://www.drumcroon.org.uk - featured artists linked to the qca scheme of work
http://kids.tate.org.uk/
http://fluxtime.com/animate.php - making your own animation
www.snapfiles.com/get/stickfigure.html - free animation program Simple guide to using it at www.kented.org.uk http://www.geocities.com/peter_bone_uk/pivot.html - free pivot figure animator

http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/preschool/ (Teletubbies, Tweenies, Little Animal Activity Centre CBeebies etc.)
http://ngfl.northumberland.gov.uk/ - includes the Little Red Ship
http://www.poissonrouge.com - a great tiddlers site
http://www.boohbah.com/ - designed by the Poisson Rouge lot
Money counting game from http://www.senteacher.org/ site, and others to play online
http://www.underfives.co.uk
http://www.funwithspot.com/
http://www.creatingmusic.com/ - paint a picture that you can play!
http://www.funbrain.com/oddball/index.html - Simple odd one out games
http://www.ictgames.com/resources.html - for Literacy and Numeracy
http://www.topicbox.net/ - for all subjects
http://www.themouseclub.co.uk/
Free programs from the Priory Woods school site - http://www.priorywoods.middlesbrough.sch.uk/resources/programres.htm
Kent's early ICT page with lots of activities - http://www.kented.org.uk/ngfl/earlyict/index.htm
Lots of links from the Coxhoe site - http://www.coxhoe.durham.sch.uk/classrooms/RECEPTION.HTM

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KS3 Art work

artcoursework — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 12:21:43 CST

KS3 NC LEVELS

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Native American Indians project -
year 8

Aborigine x ray project

Crayola Aborigines - Dreamtime

Year 7 Aborigine project

Collage year 9

Techniques tutorials

Heron Year 8
Techniques tutorials

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Inspired by Frans Marc Year 8

KS3 NC LEVELS

Jobs & teachers' pay

artcoursework — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 12:17:21 CST

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Teachers Pay Scale

*Pay Scale for Classroom Teachers (Main scale) 2009*
*Pay Scale for Classroom Teachers (Main scale) 2009*
*Scale point*	*Annual Salary England and Wales (excluding the London Area)*	*Annual Salary Inner London Area*	*Annual Salary Outer London Area*	*Annual Salary Fringe Area*
	£	£	£	£
1	21,102	26,000	24,552	22,117
2	22,771	27,493	26,074	23,783
3	24,602	29,071	27,688	25,613
4	26,494	30,739	29,403	27,513
5	28,582	33,103	31,896	29,597
6	30,842	35,568	34,326	31,855

*Pay Scale for Post-Threshold Teachers 2009*
*Pay Scale for Post-Threshold Teachers 2009*
*Scale point*	*Annual Salary England and Wales (excluding the London Area)*	*Annual Salary Inner London Area*	*Annual Salary Outer London Area*	*Annual Salary Fringe Area*
	£	£	£	£
U1	33,412	40,288	36,753	34,426
U2	34,650	42,267	38,114	35,662
U3	35,929	43,692	39,523	36,945

Out thanks to Teachernet.gov
Top ten pay questions on Teachernet

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Teaching and Learning Resources

artcoursework — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 12:14:57 CST

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Research

artcoursework — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 12:10:45 CST

Our field of art and design education is generally very misunderstood and it is important for teachers and policy makers to be aware of developments and insights. This section of the website is for professionals to pool resources that are of practical help to the community. It is hoped that lively debate and discourse may follow.

Art and Design in the National Curriculum: HMSO [2000]

· Issues in art and design: Ed: Addison Nicholas & Burgess Lesley. RoutledgeFalmer (2003)
· The Art Teachers Handbook: Robert Clement Stanley Thornes [1993]

Teaching Art and Design: Addressing Issues and Identifying Directions: ed Roy Prentice Cassell [1995]
Understanding and Investigating Art: Bringing the National Gallery into the Art Room: Rod Taylor Hodder and Stoughton [1999]
Art and Design: A Guide for Students Rod Taylor and Dot Taylor Longman [1990]
Educating for Art: Rod Taylor Longman [1986]
All Our Futures: Creativity and Culture in Education: National Advisory Committee on Creative and Cultural Education and DfEE [1999]
Fusion: Art and IT in Practice: NCET [1998]
The Arts Inspected: Clay G et al Heinemann 1998
Schemes of Work for Art and Design: QCA [2000]
Meanings, Purpose and Directions: Hickman, R. Cassell (2000)
Student Handbook for Art and Design: Hickman, R. Pearson Publishing(2000)
Educating Artistic Vision: Eisner, E. Macmillan(1972)

Learning to Teach Art and Design in the Secondary School: Nicholas Addison and Lesley Burgess Routledge/Falmer [2000]

Tell us about other key texts or add them to the list

I have prepared a questionairre which you should find interesting as it is a response to the NSEAD manifesto for art. Click link below - huge thanks to all that complete it. Perhaps we could hear your comments - start a thread below.

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We will add more items of interest as we go.
Publications International Journal of Art & Design Education

Workshops, Summer Schools & Visiting Artists

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Our Monster Mosaic Workshop project gets children to unleash their creativity by drawing hundreds of crazy cartoon monsters to form a giant, stylish collage	Pebble Mosaics Workshop can be a striking addition to any boring wall or patio, bold images and patterns look brilliant in pebbles, and all ages can get involved.	Tile Art Workshop is a huge collaborative painting. We split an image into hundreds of sections and each person paints just one of those sections. They are reunited at the end with stunning results.
Creativity Matters Art workshops, gifted and talented sessions - including all the above arts activities, plus wire sculpture, ceramic and glass painting	*Start* Our range of workshops (Batik above) can last just one day or up to full week residencies and beyond. They have been developed to have relevance not only to your art curriculum but also link to other areas of learning such as history, geography and religious studies. We can also design bespoke workshops to suit a particular project or event.	nugent education We deliver a comprehensive range of arty classes and courses. Genres may include Graffiti Art, Manga and Animation. Art is a timeless medium through which to express ones-self. For more information contact us

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Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2

AS/A2 A Level Coursework

artcoursework — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 12:01:43 CST

Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2 Let's help each other! The idea is very simple - you upload your favourite resources so that your colleagues don't waste time re-inventing the wheel and They love you for it! Ok mushy but true! Share your resources - UPLOAD NOW	Sophia's cultural final for her AS dance project Please spread the word - right click on our banner and copy it into your school web pages and VLE then add a link to http://artcoursework.wetpaint.com/ Thank you!
Laura's AS final - Save the children project.	Tonal from Rodin Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2
Olivers AS book cover exam development	Expressionist Painting Year 12 Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2
Hermione's relief work - Stress project AS	A Level Photography

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Videos

artcoursework — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 12:00:48 CST

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VIDEO GALLERY (Different to the ones below!)

Techniques tutorials

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Scouring the net for the best educational videos so you don't have to!

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Title: Public art in Trafalgar Square
Duration: 01:49
Description: The sculptor Anthony Gormley has set up this competition to find enough people to become the art on the fourth plinth for 100 days. Members of the public explain what they would do if given the chance. Previous exhibits on the plinth are shown. This BBC News clip is published as part of BBC News Online and was first broadcast on 26 February 2009. Please note this clip is only available in Flash.
Subject: Art and DesignTopic: Public Art

Title: Interactive art gallery
Duration: 02:04
Description: Report about the opening of The Public, a new art gallery. Visitors use computers to input information about themselves, enabling them to make their own art as they travel around the gallery. The gallery director hopes this will encourage people to come in. Some local people have different views about whether the gallery is right for the area. This BBC News clip is published as part of BBC News Online and was first broadcast on 24 June 2008. Please note this clip is only available in Flash.

Title: Art at work: making a living
Duration: 05:50
Description: Artists from a range of disciplines give an insight into the ways they have found to make a living, from selling work on the internet and putting on their own exhibitions, to publishing work through an agent. The artists also share some of the ways they have developed opportunities for themselves and stress the importance of a business-like approach to earning a living.

Title: Behind the scenes at Saatchi Gallery
Duration: 02:49
Description: An exhibition of modern art from China. Sculptures are made from unusual materials - a city made of dog chews and a giant head sculpted from incense ash. The work has a sweet smell from the incense and is seen as a large scale blessing. This BBC News clip is published as part of BBC News Online and was first broadcast on 07 October 2008. Please note this clip is only available in Flash.

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Title: Can do - food tins become art
Duration: 01:33
Description: 40 construction and architectural teams have created sculptures from the tins. Its a project that has taken place over 16 years in New York City. The food had to be nutritional and will be given to the homeless and elderly after the exhibition is over. This BBC News clip is published as part of BBC News Online and was first broadcast on 22 November 2008. Please note this clip is only available in Flash.

Title: Qigong - the art of energy control and introducing yourself
Duration: 03:51
Description: The Chinese believe that physical wellbeing will lead to spiritual and mental wellbeing. That's why many older people practise qigong, the Daoist art of energy control, in the park every morning. Children, too, routinely do physical exercises in the playground. This clip also shows how the Chinese introduce themselves and the importance of choosing a meaningful name.

Title: Artist creates hubcap sculptures
Duration: 01:13
Description: Ptolemy Elrington makes sculptures of animals including an owl, a fish and a dragon. He was inspired to do something with the abandoned hubcaps which would otherwise go to landfill as waste. The British Council are sponsoring him to take his exhibition to Athens. This BBC News clip is published as part of BBC News Online and was first broadcast on 18 November 2008. Please note this clip is only available in Flash.

Title: Mark Rothko's colour canvases on show
Duration: 02:01
Description: The exhibition of Rothko's later work includes a collection known as the Seagram murals - very large abstract canvases. The aim of the exhibition is to create a meditative experience for the viewer. Christopher Rothko (Rothko's son) is interviewed about the exhibition and the demands the work makes on the viewer. Rothko's work has a continuing appeal, even among those who find modern art hard to understand or engage with. This BBC News clip is published as part of BBC News Online and was first broadcast on 24 September 2008. Please note this clip is only available in Flash.

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Title: Don’t worship any idol
Duration: 01:18
Description: Keeping the tenets of a religion can lead to difficult dilemmas. An artist explains how he was criticised for painting a picture depicting a football player as God. Is this insulting religion? Is using religious allegory in art the same as idolatry? The artist explains his personal views.
Subject: Religious EducationTopic: Beliefs and Concepts

Title: Angel of the South
Duration: 01:41
Description: Artist Mark Wallinger has designed the new landmark, to be positioned near Ebbsfleet in Kent. A graphic shows how big and tall the finished piece will be - at 50m it will be slightly taller than the Statue of Liberty. It is receiving mixed reviews from the local people. This BBC News clip is published as part of BBC News Online and was first broadcast on 10 February 2009. Please note this clip is only available in Flash.
Subject: Art and DesignTopic: Public Art

Title: Bodies in outer space
Duration: 5:19
Description: Gormley’s comments throughout the process of creating his iron bodies. It reveals that the bodies start life as a plaster cast of him. After cutting off the casts, he reconstructs them to make his whole figure to eventually make a mould. This is then cast into iron and the produced figure is placed into a landscape. Throughout he analyses the concept of space, freedom and feelings behind his sculptures despite their featureless appearance.
Subject: Art and DesignTopic: Public Art

Title: Art practice: critical evaluation
Duration: 06:13
Description: Artists recognise the importance of being able to critically evaluate their work for it to develop, but respond very differently to criticism from others. How artists know when the work is finished, and how they respond to criticism, is explored through discussion with artists from a range of situations and disciplines.
Subject: Art and DesignTopic: Critical and Contextual Referencing

Title: Photography exhibition on organ transplant theme
Duration: 02:17
Description: The exhibition is the result of interaction between patients and the artist. The photographs show patients that have had or are about to have transplants. Their voices describing their experiences were also recorded. Former patient Sanjay Joshi views his portrait and describes his feelings following his operation. This BBC News clip is published as part of BBC News Online and was first broadcast on 04 September 2008. Please note this clip is only available in Flash.
Subject: Art and DesignTopic: Photography

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Title: Art practice: contextual referencing
Duration: 05:11
Description: The influences on artists' work can range from personal experiences and interests through to history, politics and symbolism. Artists show how knowledge of cultures and sub-cultures as well as other artists' and craftsmen's work can help explore and develop their original ideas whether working in the studio or in a specific location.
Subject: Art and DesignTopic: Critical and Contextual Referencing

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Art at work: public art Duration: 04:29 Featuring two different artists and two major public art projects in London and Liverpool that have similar themes but very different outcomes.

Showcasing art in a gallery Duration: 05:43

Art at work: making a living Duration: 05:50 Artists and designers share the many and varied ways they make a living from art.

Review of modern art over recent years Duration: 05:29 Reporter Razia Iqbal presents reports on the recent work of significant modern artists.

Papier mache makes recycled art Duration: 02:03 A Lincolnshire artist has celebrated new found success working with papier mache.

Towering art put into place Duration: 01:59 The final part of the tallest piece of freestanding public art in the UK has been out into place in Nottingham

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Chinese contemporary art Duration: 01:53 David Sillito explores the exhibits at the new Saatchi Gallery in London.

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Artclub Books & Goodies

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GCSE Coursework

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Let's help each other! The idea is very simple - you upload your favourite resources so that your colleagues don't waste time re-inventing the wheel and They love you for it! Ok mushy but true! Share your resources - UPLOAD NOW Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2	Adorn, decorate and embellish Edexcel final piece A Grade Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2
Tonal by Hermione Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2	3d Marilynne Monroe/Medusa
Friends Final Piece	Steph's GCSE exam piece
Tonal GCSE	Painting from magazine pic GCSE examples

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Level 2 Coursework

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Mixed media relief level 2 BTEC Art & Design Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2	Eldin's mixed media BTEC
After Rousseau - artists BTEC by Matt Robson Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2	Scott's primary source tonal sketch
Eldin's BTEC sheet	Josh's 3d level 2

Artists

artcoursework — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 11:59:00 CST

Artists

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Some famous artists to look at: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo , Rapheal, Bernini, Titian, Caneletto, Rembrandt, Velazquez, David, Ingres, Turner, Vincent van Gogh Pablo Picasso Henri Matisse Claude Monet Salvador Dali Georgia O'Keeffe Andy Warhol Alfred Stieglitz Peter Paul Rubens Wassily Kandinsky Paul Cezanne Jackson Pollock Joan Miro Piet Mondrian Rene Magritte Pierre-Auguste Renoir Goya Edgar Degas Albrecht Durer Paul Klee Marc Chagall

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WHAT IS ART?

Art Timeline

artcoursework — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 11:58:39 CST

Art coursework examples KS3, GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2
Feel free to copy and paste these images into artist profiles or your own work. If teachers want to add or edit go ahead. Makes an easy slideshow for students of major art movements and gives a visual history of art.

Cave painting (c. 32000 years old) like this one at a cave in Lascaux in France is among the first art work known to us. Most depict hunting and animals.	Egyptian Art (5000 BC to 300 AD). First major civilisation to produce art. often depicting royals and animals side on. didn't understand perspective.	Greek Art (c. 3000 years old). Often fascinated by the human form and athleticism such as this hellenic vase. The Greeks influenced greatly the art work of the Romans.
Roman art (c.2200 years old) is about Roman power (like the Colosseum here) and is often modelled on the art works of the Greeks. Roman gods and fighting are also popular themes.	Renaissance (14th and 15th century Italy) Often religious works made for the catholic Pope. Michelangelo, Da Vinci and giotto as featured above are famous Renaissance artists.	Realism painting (1850's) like this one by Millet show us real life (Genre) scenes with no frills. The movement was a reation from photography and a new desire to reflect truth and move away from the excesses of Romanticism. This desire to capture trith and reality led to Impressionsm.
Impressionism (1860s - end of 19th century) lots of individual marks of colour making a picture. Light and colour are more important than line! Impressionist painters like Renior here painted directly from observation on small, portable light or white canvases.	Post-Impressionism (Late 1800s) Often by artists that were once Impressionists like Van Goph here and his great friend Paul Gaugin. Colours were often not realistic as the artworks were about emotion and symbolism more than the way things really appear.	Cubism (1907 - late 1920s). Cubism shows us many views or perspectives at once. Picasso's painting has freed artists to consider new ways of making art.

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KS3, GCSE, BTEC, AS/A2 Art examples

artcoursework — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 14:25:19 CST

Best examples of Ks3, GCSE BTEC and AS / A2 level coursework examples around - all in one place - enjoy! Many thanks to the following splendid schools.

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GCSE Fine art Coursework A Level art Exam work too from William de Ferrers School in Essex - thanks to Julia Stubbs for a super website!

Art Gallery for GCSE at Callington Community College, Cornwall

Example Exam Paper Know what to expect.

GCSE Sculpture from The Regents School Thailand

GCSE Course example from the New School Rome

Organised department The Earls High School

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Mock Exam from Ale Green School

Year 7 & 8 Coursework examples Year 9 coursework examples year 10 coursework examples GCSE Coursework examples As A2 Coursework / exam examples from Bedford Modern School

GCSE summer show from Warden Park School

Art Topics thanks to LB Forum

A Level art work at Friends School Safron Walden, Essex

GCSE examples from Batey school

A level sketchbook and GCSE projects from Hinchingbrooke school in Cambridgeshire

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The Art Department at Princes Risborough School aims to deliver a well balanced Art education to every pupil. Staffing in the department consists of Head of Art, Teacher of Art and a part -time Technician. The department consists of two studios with a preparation room / sixth form room used in study periods. The department is able to offer a wide range of activities including painting and drawing, ceramics, screen printing and some textiles, sculpture and photography.
Each pupil has a sketchbook, which is used to research and plan project work. By experimenting with ideas, trying out new techniques, recording feelings and thoughts or information about artists this allows pupils to develop work that is well thought out and often on a large scale.

The department also has access to digital cameras as well as two networked computers in the department, both with Photoshop software installed. There is also an A3 printer and each of the teaching rooms is equipped with either an interactive white board or projector and screen. The use of ICT is continually growing in the department with students using it as a tool to develop their work in new and imaginative ways.
Students study Art one lesson per week until the end of year 8 where they then may opt to take Art as a GCSE subject. Exceptional students will have the opportunity to take the exam at the end of year 10 and then move on to follow a Fine Art or Photography GCSE through year 11. Students have attained excellent results in the last few years with results ranging between 80 and 90% A*- C. A Level Art is studied at sixth form with students receiving 5 lessons per week.
The department strongly believes in students seeing works of art at first hand and so a number of trips are organised each year. Year 7 in the summer term follow a multicultural project, as part of this they have the opportunity to visit the Pitt Rivers, Natural History Museums and the Botanical Gardens in Oxford. In Year 9 students visit the Tate Modern as do Sixth Form who also visit The Frieze Art Fair in Regents’ Park. For the last few years we have visited European Galleries in Paris and Barcelona with a trip to Amsterdam planned for this year. This has given students a far greater understanding of different types of art as well as some fantastic Citizenship opportunities.
The department has also worked with a number of outside agencies over the last few years including : Running an Arts Day for all students at Monks Risborough School; Ceramicist Suzanne King came in for two days to work with year 10 and 11 students; GCSE and A Level students exhibit their work within school but also hold an exhibition in the Town library where members of the public regularly comment on the high standard of the work exhibited; Professionals from the advertising industry came in to talk to year 10 art students about their work and what is involved, they held a question and answer session at the end for students to talk to them directly; In the last few years, year 9 students have worked with both the Wychwood Music Festival in Cheltenham and Towersey Folk Festival to design and produce flags for the site.
The school runs an enrichment programme on Wednesday afternoons that all members of staff are asked to contribute to. Various art courses are run including mural painting, set painting – working with the drama department and photography.
The annual exhibition is in Princes Risborough Town Libraryeach November.

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