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A number of workshops for 'THAT' schools took place at the Art Pavilion run by artists, tutors, and lecturers from Bow Arts, Whitechapel Gallery, London Metropolitan University School of Art, Architecture and Design, The King's Foundation, A Team Arts Education, and University of the Arts London Central Saint Martins-London College of Fashion and Raven Row,
The following workshops took place at the Art Pavilion during the Connecting Narratives exhibition.
Bow Arts Mural Design Workshop
Provider: Bow Arts
Title/subject: Talking Murals
Tutor/Artist: Will Redgrove
Content: Will Redgrove, a muralist specialising in community engagement, introduced students to his own mural projects. He shared how to explore muralism and how it can be used to share stories to connect and celebrate communities. Students then created their own own community mural design briefs and used a collaged-based technique to visulaise final mural designs.
Work by Canary Wharf College Students
London Metropolitan University- School of Art, Architecture and Design - Textile Stitching Design workshop
Provider: London Metropolitan University - School of Art, Architecture and Design
Title/Subject: Textiles
Content: Students explored stitching, embroidery and embellishment textile based processes used in textile industries. Students created own samples using a variety of yarns and threads.
Workshop with Canary Wharf College Students
Whitechapel Gallery - We are the Past, We are the Present, We are the Future
Tutors: Workshop with artist Holly Graham and Kirsty Lowry
Provider: Whitechapel Gallery
Title/Subject: We are the Past, We are the Present, We are the Future
Tutors: Workshop with artist Holly Graham and Kirsty Lowry
Content: Text based Posters
Through short interviews, collecting their own collective voices, students considered what they think is important for young people’s creative futures.
These gathered thoughts informed their making of text-based posters towards a collective manifesto. inspired by the exhibition Moving Ground on show at Whitechapel Gallery in spring 2025 (5 February 2025 – 5 May 2025)
https://www.whitechapelgallery.org/exhibitions/15-years-of-duchamp-sons/
Workshop with Morpeth Students
Workshop with Central Foundation Girls' School
King’s Foundation - Wallpaper Design workshop
Provider: King’s Foundation
Title/Subject: Wallpaper Design
Tutors: Ellie Pearch
Content: Project Description
Students were introduced to a short presentation on the social history of wallpaper, students then planned out a design on paper then translated the design onto a foam stamp. Students learnt to collaborate with one another, making decisions about how to combine their designs to create an eye-catching sheet of wallpaper.
In this session students designed and create their own repeating pattern and produced a sheet of wallpaper.
Workshop with Mulberry Academy Shoreditch Students
London Metropolitan University- School of Art, Architecture and Design -
Fine Art workshop
Provider: London Metropolitan University - School of Art, Architecture and Design
Title/Subject: Fine Art
Tutor: Patrick Brill OBE RA - Aka. Bob & Roberta Smith - Associate Professor | Fine Art | Art, Architecture & Design
Content: Patrick Brill AKA Bob and Roberta SMITH introduced students to a double sided drawing exercise.
Side one, ‘something from nothing’ (one way to invent shapes, forms form nowhere using simple algorithms. Side two, making a representational drawing of your favorite celebration using drawing from memory as a tool.
Finally they chose a side of the paper to explore how they might include a ‘bob and Roberta Smith’ trademark slogan of their own invention using posca pens and A3 sheets of paper.
Work by Central Foundation Girls'School Students
University of the Arts London - London College of Fashion workshop
Provider: London College of Fashion, UAL
Title/subject: Fashion design
Tutors: Salima Sule-Ali and Abigail Ajobi
Content: Starting your own business can be exciting and profitable if done successfully. What is it really like running your own fashion business and creating a fashion brand?
Students gained insight into what it takes and create a textile sample (prototype) and representing your own fashion brand.
Work by Langdon Park Students
Work by St Paul's Way Students
University of the Arts London - BA Fashion drawing
Provider: BA Fashion - UAL - Central Saint Martins College
Subject/theme: Fashion Drawing
Tutors: Joshua Beaty and Berni Yates
Content: Be prepared to do something different!
Fashion is about taking risks, having fun and being unique!
Drawing for Fashion has no rules!
Students were introduced to a range of experimental drawing exercises culminating in experimental fashion style/figure drawings.
Work by St Paul's Way Students
Work by Central Foundation Girls' School Students
A Team Arts Education - Drawing and Mark Making
Provider: A Team Arts Education
Tutor: Director of A Team Arts Education Sarbjit Natt
Subject/theme: Drawing and Mark Making - Experimenting with Charcoal and Ink
Content: Explore Drawing and Mark Making with A Team Arts Education.
Students created interesting and informed drawings inspired by natural forms and through experimentation using charcoal and ink techniques.
Work by Stepney All Saints
Work by St Paul's Way Students
University of the Arts London - Polaroid workshop
Provider: UAL insights - Central Saint Martins
Process: Polaroid Instant images – a creative exploration
Tutors: Central Saint Martins tutor & Photographer Reece Owen
Content: Polaroid photography is a quick and direct way of capturing an image ‘in the moment’.
The experimental workshop pushed the boundaries of how you use this simple method of image making in a new and exciting ways!
Work by Canary Wharf College Students
Work by Canary Wharf College Students
Raven Row Gallery workshop
Provider: Raven Row
Title: Silhouette Experiments
Tutors: Lucienne Cole, Rhian Smith
Content: Students explored the history of silhouettes and had a go at making own examples using light projections, tracing, cutting and sticking. They experimented with different techniques and materials to make their own unique personal silhouette.
Workshop with student from Morpeth School
London Metropolitan University- School of Art, Architecture and Design - Interior Design workshop
Provider: London Metropolitan University - School of Art, Architecture and Design
Title: Interior Design
Tutors:
Janette Harris Course Leader Interior Design
Sarah Kenyon Course Leader Interior Design & Decoration
Suzanne Smeeth-Poaros Course Leader Interior Architecture & Decoration
Content:
The brief is to design a social club for you and your friends, this could be about themes such as the climate, fashion, sport, or any interest that you have.
The ideas will be created and explored through collage, enabling you to explore interior ideas, colour, shape, and forms, connected to your themes. The collage can be created as a small group of 3 or individually.
Work by Canary Wharf College Students
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