Our Creative Community: Plates Inspired by Janine Burrows

By Natalie Deane

In the third stage of the ‘Our Creative Community‘ project led by Natalie Deane, pupils are Responding To and Working with Artists.

In this post, Natalie shares with us how she adapted her plans to fit with visiting artist schedules, by devising a ‘filler’ activity inspired by one of the artists pupils engaged with on the Yorkshire Sculpture Park trip.

Final Painted Plate Inspired by Janine Burrows by Natalie Deane

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