Lower
Key Stage 2 created large oil pastel drawings inspired by the rainforest and
the mural painters of Mexico and small detailed drawings of the animals which
live there.
Robin Hood prides itself on being Art Mark Gold Award winners. Our OFSTED also awarded us with an Outstanding standard for our work not only in the Arts but across our curriculum. This blog showcases some of our amazing art and creativity projects taking place across school.
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Thursday, 16 October 2014
Year 5/6: The Big Draw 2014
Upper Key
Stage 2 concentrated on New York skylines and the art inspired by North
American artist Jackson Pollock. Landscapes were made from flicked and thrown
paint representing leaves on the trees in Central Park, fireworks and the
lights in the night sky of New York. Buildings were drawn using extreme
perspective. As they were displayed over
our heads it really made you feel as if you were standing at the foot of the
buildings, looking up. Other drawings showed the use of perspective in making
the buildings in the distance look smaller.
Key Stage 1: The Big Draw 2014
Europe
was celebrated by Key Stage 1. Many of
Europe’s landmarks were drawn on the hall floor and each class reproduced an
old master in class, which was displayed in our “European Art Gallery.”
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