Dancing Bones

In a workshop led by Melissa Pierce Murray, teenagers build life size and oversize paper drawings and collages of skeletons, inspired by real anatomical drawings of human, ape, cat, lion, horse and dog skeletons.

You can see all the resources by Melissa in this series here: ‘From Bones and Body to Structure and Form’, exploring drawing and sculptural responses to form, forces and anatomy.

Drawing the Rib Cage


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Exploring Primary Colours and Progressing from Powder Paint to Gouache and Acrylic


Animating Old Books


Year 3 Roald Dahl & Quentin Blake Homework

 

 

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Year 3, Haydon Wick Primary

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Pathway: Telling Stories through drawing and making

This is featured in the 'Drawing Stories Through Drawing and Making' pathway

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Session Recording: Exploring Modroc

Completed modroc sculpture


Guided Sessions: Benefits and Practicalities


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The AccessArt Village and How a Small Idea can be Big

See how primary school pupils responded to the AccessArt Village in Mansfield Central Library

This was a very special day for Sheila Ceccarelli from AccessArt, as she got to meet and work with sixty, year five pupils from Berry Hill Primary School in Mansfield Central Library, with colleagues from Inspire Arts Service, who had previously facilitated the development of the AccessArt Village across Nottinghamshire.

Making an Ink and Wax Village with Pupils in Mansfield

This was a very special day for Sheila Ceccarelli from AccessArt, as she got to meet and work with sixty, year five pupils from Berry Hill Primary School in Mansfield Central Library, with colleagues from Inspire Arts Service, who had previously facilitated the development of the AccessArt Village across Nottinghamshire.


Day of the Dead Skulls


One Material: Sea Sculptures from Plastic Bottles


Exploring the Sculptural Possibilities of Plastic Milk Bottles


Drawing Soft Toys Inspired by “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak

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Sarah's Saturday Art Club
Sarah's Saturday Art Club
Sarah's Saturday Art Club
Sarah's Saturday Art Club
Sarah's Saturday Art Club

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Pathway: Drawing and Making Inspired by Maurice Sendak

Drawing feathers

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Visual Arts Planning Collections: Toys, puppets, dolls

Puppet showing the hands

talking points: maurice sendak

Close up copies of images of Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak


Working with Ink


Magnets and Forces


Two and Four Legged Creatures


The Opposite of Light


Snowflakes


Making your Mark on Small Canvases


Making a “To Scale” Gallery


Installing Artwork in “To Scale” Gallery


Draw, Paint, Build, Make: Gallery Project