Making Paper Masks for Carnival and Mardi Gras
Making a Carnival Mask with the help of an AccessArt Template.
Sculpture in Primary School
“Heart-Work” – A series of ‘Arts on Prescription’ style workshops for young people at Cambourne Village College with Arts and Minds; Led by Sheila Ceccarelli (Artist) and Yael Pilowsky Bankirer (Psychotherapist)
This series of workshops with students at Cambourne Village College was part of the ‘Young People’s Pilot’, coordinated and managed Arts and Minds, a leading arts and mental health charity in Cambridgeshire. The sessions were led by Sheila Ceccarelli from AccessArt (artist) and Yael Pilowsky Bankirer (Psychotherapist)
“Plasticine Models & Decorated Plinths ” Inspired by the Book ‘Dirty Beasts’ by Roald Dahl & illustrated by Quentin Blake
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Arts and Minds: Manipulating Clay with Water
This post shows how to facilitate a sensory session exploring water and clay.
Teachers Explore ‘Line and Shape’ at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge with AccessArt
In the spring and summer of 2016, Paula Briggs and Sheila Ceccarelli from AccessArt and Kate Noble from the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge to create and deliver a series of InSET sessions (in-service-training) for primary school teachers.
Making Sculptural Interpretations of 18th Century Portraits at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
This post shares how Paula Briggs and Sheila Ceccarelli from AccessArt and Kate Noble from the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, enabled teachers to explore making three dimensional interpretations of two dimensional 18th Century portraits.
Making Giant Withie Lanterns
With ‘festivals of lights’ in November and December, teenagers at AccessArt’s Experimental Drawing class had a fun time constructing giant lanterns out of withies and wet-strength tissue paper.
Doodling with Stuff
Paula Briggs shows how to create a safe environment fo pupils to explore a range of materials which they would be able to manipulate and transform.
Supersized Jewellery
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Rio 2016! – Sporty / Sunbathing Dolls
Inspired by Rio 2016, the AccessArt Friday Club made dolls from modroc and wire, exploring costumes and personality!
Steampunk Robots: A Kitbash Sculpture Unit
This resource, by Esmé Dawson, shows the processes students went through to create a robot sculpture that could live in a steampunk world. The main technique used was ‘kitbashing;’ the art of making a sculpture by taking bits out of broken plastic toys or using found and recycled objects.
Take a Seat Gallery
Enjoy these chairs!
Brushes, Rollers and Dabbers – Year 4 Pupils Use Mixed Media to Make Mark Making Tools
to explore constructing in mixed media and using inventiveness and innovation to create painting tools, which would later be used to paint a Communal Drawing of the River.