Barbara Kruger
Barbara Kruger
Year 10 Photography students started Term 3 by completing a unit of work on ‘The world of Advertising’. They focused on completing design based activities and in the process have studied the American conceptual photographic artist Barbara Kruger. Much of Kruger’s work is developed by merging found photographs from existing sources with pithy (vigorously expressive) and aggressive text that involves the viewer to consider political, racial and gender issues to name a few. Kruger’s compelling works primarily depict a struggle for power, demonstrating notions of control and identity that her iconic red and white captions speak to.
In a recent online learning activity the student's attempted to create their own Kruger inspired photographic images. As you can see they have done an amazing job!
Great work Yr 10 - Mrs Eggleton
Ellie Eckstein
Ellie Eckstein
The New Life Saving Accessory
Indianna Weastell
Indianna Weastell
The Future is Female
Abbey Searle
Abbey Searle
What WE Caused
Olivia Searle
Olivia Searle
Woman Don't Work
Ella Shields
Ella Shields
You are made of Light
Jessica Shmooel
Jessica Shmooel
The Role of the Woman
Clarice Abela
Clarice Abela
Equality
Grace Cossins
Grace Cossins
Lady Like
Breanna Davies
Breanna Davies
The Role of Women
Jessica Hellyer
Jessica Hellyer
Female Expectations
Mason Di Pede
Mason Di Pede
Boys will be Boys
Sophie Diamantaras
Sophie Diamantaras
Remember
Natasha Kapczuk-May
Natasha Kapczuk-May
The Power of Women
Charli Lawrence
Charli Lawrence
Secrets
Holly Lollback
Holly Lollback
Equality
Holly Lollback
Holly Lollback
All Actions have Consequences
Hollie McDonald
Hollie McDonald
The Role of Women
Madison Montague
Madison Montague
She Could have said 'No'
Callun Rowan
Callun Rowan
War Doesn't Work
Olivia Searle
Olivia Searle
Women don't Work
Holly Lollback
Holly Lollback
Lockdown... Just one more week
Natasha Voulgaris
Natasha Voulgaris
Girls just want to have fun
Susanah Ndaira
Susanah Ndaira
She was asking for it? Or was she?
Susanah Ndaira
Susanah Ndaira
Men will be Men
Documentary Photography Paste Up Challenge
Documentary Photography Paste Up Challenge
During this project, students created or found paste up images in which they had to photograph over a period of time.
Breanna Davies
Breanna Davies
Mason Di Pede
Mason Di Pede
Tavita Hunt
Tavita Hunt
Hollie McDonald
Hollie McDonald
Holly Lollback
Holly Lollback
Storytelling in my Photography
Storytelling in my Photography
What does ‘home’ mean to you? and how can I symbolically represent it in my photos
Is 'home' simply a place, a feeling or does it remind you of a person?
How can students demonstrate this term originality,
What thought provoking features/symbols can I capture in my photos
Have I considered lightening, angles and the overall composition of my image correctly? These are all ideas that stuents explored in their image for this task
Breanna Davies
Breanna Davies
Sophie Diamantaras
Sophie Diamantaras
Sophie Diamantaras
Sophie Diamantaras
Hollie McDonald
Hollie McDonald
Hollie McDonald
Hollie McDonald
Madison Montague
Madison Montague
Madison Montague
Madison Montague
Callun Rowan
Callun Rowan
Callun Rowan
Callun Rowan
My Selfie Photos - Various Student Experiments
My Selfie Photos - Various Student Experiments
Selfie Experiments: The following experiments were designed to encourage students to get to know some famous (and not so famous) examples of self-portraits in art and photography and to use them to help you create their own selfie examples. Rather than relying on the current, limited, stock of poses and facial expressions that tend to dominate Selfie culture, these experiment images broadened the students notion of the Selfie.. to stand out from the crowd!
Clarice Abela
Clarice Abela
Selfie Experiment #1: The Reflected Selfie
Clarice Abela
Clarice Abela
Selfie Experiment #2: The Disguised Selfie
Clarice Abela
Clarice Abela
Selfie Experiment #1: The Reflected Selfie
Clarice Abela
Clarice Abela
Selfie Experiment #3: The Obscured Selfie
Clarice Abela
Clarice Abela
Selfie Experiment #3: The Obscured Selfie
Sophie Diamantaras
Sophie Diamantaras
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Sophie Diamantaras
Sophie Diamantaras
Selfie Experiment #3:
The Obscured Selfie
Sophie Diamantaras
Sophie Diamantaras
Selfie Experiment #6:
The Feet Selfie
Callun Rowan
Callun Rowan
Selfie Experiment #3:
The Obscured Selfie
Olivia Searle
Olivia Searle
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Susanah Ndaira
Susanah Ndaira
Selfie Experiment
Grace Cossins
Grace Cossins
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Grace Cossins
Grace Cossins
Selfie Experiment #3:
The Obscured Selfie
Grace Cossins
Grace Cossins
Selfie Experiment #7:
The Surreal Selfie
Mason Di Pede
Mason Di Pede
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Mason Di Pede
Mason Di Pede
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Mason Di Pede
Mason Di Pede
Selfie Experiment #2:
The Disguised Selfie
Holly Lollback
Holly Lollback
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Holly Lollback
Holly Lollback
Selfie Experiment #2:
The Disguised Selfie
Holly Lollback
Holly Lollback
Selfie Experiment #7:
The Surreal Selfie
Tavita Hunt
Tavita Hunt
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Tavita Hunt
Tavita Hunt
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Tavita Hunt
Tavita Hunt
Selfie Experiment #2:
The Disguised Selfie
Tavita Hunt
Tavita Hunt
Selfie Experiment #3:
The Obscured Selfie
Tavita Hunt
Tavita Hunt
Selfie Experiment #6:
The Feet Selfie
Tavita Hunt
Tavita Hunt
Selfie Experiment #7:
The Surreal Selfie
Ella Shields
Ella Shields
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Ella Shields
Ella Shields
Selfie Experiment #2:
The Disguised Selfie
Ella Shields
Ella Shields
Selfie Experiment #3:
The Obscured Selfie
Ella Shields
Ella Shields
Selfie Experiment #5:
The Shadow Selfie
Ella Shields
Ella Shields
Selfie Experiment #7:
The Surreal Selfie
Abbey Searle
Abbey Searle
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Abbey Searle
Abbey Searle
Selfie Experiment #2:
The Disguised Dog Selfie
Abbey Searle
Abbey Searle
Selfie Experiment #7:
The Surreal Selfie
Abbey Searle
Abbey Searle
Selfie Experiment #6: The Feet Selfie
Abbey Searle
Abbey Searle
Selfie Experiment #4:
The Eyes Closed Selfie
Natasha Kapczuk-May
Natasha Kapczuk-May
Selfie Experiment #7:
The Surreal Selfie
Natasha Kapczuk-May
Natasha Kapczuk-May
Selfie Experiment #2:
The Disguised Selfie
Natasha Kapczuk-May
Natasha Kapczuk-May
Selfie Experiment #3:
The Obscured Selfie
Jessica Hellyer
Jessica Hellyer
Selfie Experiment #2:
The Disguised Selfie
Jessica Hellyer
Jessica Hellyer
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Jessica Hellyer
Jessica Hellyer
Selfie Experiment #2:
The Disguised Selfie - My Space
Jessica Hellyer
Jessica Hellyer
Selfie Experiment #5:
The Shadow Selfie
Jessica Hellyer
Jessica Hellyer
Selfie Experiment #6:
The Feet Selfie
Jessica Hellyer
Jessica Hellyer
Selfie Experiment #7:
The Surreal Selfie
Hollie McDonald
Hollie McDonald
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Hollie McDonald
Hollie McDonald
Selfie Experiment #2:
The Disguised Selfie
Hollie McDonald
Hollie McDonald
Selfie Experiment #3:
The Obscured Selfie
Hollie McDonald
Hollie McDonald
Selfie Experiment #5:
The Shadow Selfie
Hollie McDonald
Hollie McDonald
Selfie Experiment #7:
The Surreal Selfie
Breanna Davies
Breanna Davies
Selfie Experiment #7: The Surreal Selfie
Breanna Davies
Breanna Davies
Gallery Workshop - The Selfie
Breanna Davies
Breanna Davies
Breanna Davies
Breanna Davies
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Breanna Davies
Breanna Davies
Selfie Experiment #7:
The Surreal Selfie
Natasha Voulgaris
Natasha Voulgaris
Selfie Experiment #1:
The Reflected Selfie
Natasha Voulgaris
Natasha Voulgaris
Selfie Experiment #3:
The Obscured Selfie
Natasha Voulgaris
Natasha Voulgaris
Selfie Experiment #7:
The Surreal Selfie
David Hockney 'Joiner Photographs'
David Hockney 'Joiner Photographs'
David Hockney, was born in Bradford in 1937. He is known as an English Painter, Draughtsman, Printmaker, Stage Designer and Photographer. Due to his contribution to Pop art movement of the 60’s, he is now recognized as one of the most influential British artists of the 20th century.
In the early 80s, Hockney started to produce photo collages he called ‘Joiners’. He started out using Polaroids – instant photographs, and processed colour prints. One of the first images he produced using this particular method, was one of his Mother. The orientation of each Joiner varies, and can either be portrait or landscape.
The production of ‘Joiners’ happened accidentally. He didn’t like the way photographers took photos in the 60’s as they seemed quite unoriginal and distorted, and while he was working on a painting in his living room, he took photos of the room using a Polaroid and stuck the pieces together. He realised he had created a narrative picture, and stopped painting for a bit to pursue his new found creation.
Students in Year 10 Photography have employed Hockney's photographic practice into their own artmaking.
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