Friday, 26 February 2010

Sean Hillen Year 3 Homework

Sorry I haven't updated this sooner, all I would like you to do is choose 5 images from the selection below and print them, ready to stick in your books during the lesson... sorry for any confusion.

Hillen produces photo montages of mythical environments, based on his home country of Northern Ireland. His work has been heavily influenced by the troubles and conflicts the country has seen over the years. His images are a collaborations of photographs and found imagery.







"These are scalpel-and-glue photo montages. The older ones were made between 1983 and 93, were always based on my own documentary photographs made in northern Ireland, and were somehow related to and to an extent engaged in, the northern conflict.I was born and grew up in Newry, a small but sometimes busy town just on the northern side of the Irish Border. Situated just at the head of the picturesque lough in the 'Gt. Pyramids' picture, it has experienced more than enough of the 'troubles'.

Thursday, 11 February 2010

Year 4 Woodcut Artists Research

George Baselitz


Michael Rothenstein




When you are completing your research page you need to include both visual research and written research in the form of 2 transcriptions and information surrounding the work...

I want to know;

How the work was made?

What was the inspiration for the subject matter?

How the maker created the prints?

What do you think? Why did you choose the artist you did?

Consider colour, composition, line and contrast...

Wednesday, 10 February 2010

Year 3 Homework

Create your own photographic joiner...


Use a maximum of 10 shots to create either a vertical, panoramic or freeform joiner. You can use your phone, a digital camera or a film camera... The images can be of any environment you choose, perfect if you are going on holiday and a great possible entry for the photography competition! See examples below...






Thursday, 4 February 2010

Year 3 Photographic Joiners


Year 1 Tord Boontje

Please print these images in colour for the next lesson. I have your books this week so if you could bring them ready cut out in an envelope or plastic wallet, that would be excellent.
Also, take a look at his website http://www.tordboontje.com/, have a look at his incredible installations and designs so that we can discuss them and how they are made next lesson. Great work in class, well done!