Plinth People: Sculptural Self Portraits
Join Paula Briggs and the AccessArt Art Club for ages 8, 9 and 10 to see how to make autobiographical sculptures.
By Paula Briggs
In the AccessArt Art Club for ages 8, 9 and 10, we've started a body of work (sculpture, collage, painting, drawing) which is loosely autobiographical. The idea is that by the end of the term the children will have each made a number of small artworks based upon their own likes, dislikes etc, and the children will then make a cardboard suitcase which will both house these collections, and provide a pop-up gallery for each child.
This week we started by making autobiographical sculptures.
Preparation
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