In this project Natalie Deane, an artist and specialist teacher for Primary, Art, Craft & Design at Battyeford Primary School will show you how to facilitate a project that explores mark making, collaboration and sculpture. In this activity children create a class installation bursting with dynamic marks, beautiful forms and striking colours, all inspired by David Hockney.

Painted Panel Inspired by David Hockey, by Natalie Deane

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Year 3, Ruth at Carden Primary School

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Year 5 Ruth at Carden Primary School, Brighton

Year 5/6, Histon and Impington Brook Primary

Year 6, Senacre Wood Primary School

Sutton Valence Preparatory School

Process Art at HP ages 7 to 13

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Year 3, Haydon Wick Primary School

Year 3 at The Holt Primary School Skellingthorpe Lincoln

Year 2/3 Cawthorne Primary
Year 3, Goose Green Primary School

Process Art at Humphrey Park, Ages 7-13

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Stourfield Infant School, Year 2

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Year 6, Sheffield High School

Year 6, St Teresa's School

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“This project provides a real opportunity for children to engage with a range of different processes to produce truly individual final results. Jan Miller is an experienced teacher and connects her projects well with learning outcomes. In this case, children are encouraged to have a loose approach and to make their own creative decisions – which is such a valuable part of any child (or adults!) creative education”. – Rachel, AccessArt

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“We’re really grateful to Jake from Draw Brighton for sharing this activity which became so well received during lockdown 2020.

This is the perfect reminder that wherever we are in the digital or physical world, we have our eyes, hands and faces, and drawing provides a wonderful opportunity to come together in small groups to make sketches of each other. Use this activity as an ice breaker before a workshop, or as a transition activity between classes or events. Thank you Jake!” Paula, AccessArt

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