Students Work
El alumnado de S1 lleva semanas preparando, en grupos de dos, un pequeño periódico escolar con noticias y temas de interés sobre su colegio. Algunos se lo han tomado muy en serio y han realizado unos trabajos impresionantes, incluyendo entrevistas y demás artículos de interés. Les dejamos con algunos ejemplos:
K3 have been completing different activities related to Canary Day this week. One of the activities was to look at Canarian picture postcards and sketch them. The results were fantastic.
Los alumnos y alumnas de S1 han estado trabajando, durante las clases de informática, en la publicidad para el próximo concierto que tendrá lugar en Las Palmas de su grupo de música preferido. Les dejamos con una pequeña muestra de todos los trabajos realizados.
Les ofrecemos a continuación diversos trabajos destacados realizados por distintos alumnos del colegio y que han sido considerados como “artistas de la semana”. En concreto, los alumnos seleccionados fueron Alba Elena Cuellar (S2B, autorretrato cubista), Zulema (S1C, escultura de frutas), Juan (P6D, bocetos de animales), Sara Cabrera (Escultura de frutas, con plastilina), Elisa Gómez (P6D, figura de un caballo), Raquel Torres (P6B, grabado). Felicidades a Tod@s.
Last week the A level art students completed their exam. The AS spent 5 hours working on their final pieces and The A2 spent 15 hours working on theirs. The students, Pedro Grimaldi, Anna Alonso, Carla Diaz , Anjna, Simon Casas and Tania Pedormo worked extremely hard and should all be very proud of their final pieces. Some of the students are continuing with their art next year while others are moving on to study other things but whatever they are doing we wish them all the best in the future and fingers crossed for some good grades this summer.
During term 2 S1 students have worked on fruit sculptures. First they did lots of drawings of fruit and then they designed a sculpture based on their observation drawings. They added their own ideas and colours and came up with some very original designs. The work is now on display in the school corridor. !
P6 have been learning about life in 1066 in Britain and all about the battle of Hastings and P6D decided to make their version of the very famous Bayeaux tapestry which shows the Battle. They have enjoyed learning all about what happened in the battle and have enjoyed the project. Well done to all in P6D. !
Artist of the week in the first week of term is Sonia Leon S1B for her fruit sculpture. Well done Sonia !!.
P6 students have been working very hard the past term on their animal photo frames. They first did lots of drawings of different animals and then they chose their favourite one to make into a papier mache photo frame. Well done to all the P6 who have worked very hard this past term. !
The last week of January, the artist of the week award was won by another student from P6D, Carla for her excellent artist study of Paul Cezanne. !
Artist of the week ending Feb. 29th is Alvaro in S1C for his excellent artist study on Paul Cezanne. Artist fo the week is still going from strength to strength and many students in P6 and S1 are winning art prizes for getting 3 homework’s over 7 so well done to all those students who have received a prize this term and keep up the good work.
The S3 art students have just completed thier first coursework project based on Natural Forms. Their paintings were inspired by insects, fruit, animals, fish which they discovered in the open fields by the school. They have worked hard on this project and the pictures are the final pieces they selected from all their work. They are all very proud of these and many stay regularly after school to improve them. Well done to all the S3 art students and keep up the good work for the next project.
The latest ‘Artist of the week’ award goes to Andrea Perez S1B for her great design work for her fruit sculpture. We can't wait to see the finished piece, Andrea!.
S4 (Year 11) Art students have been working very hard these past weeks getting their IGCSE coursework finished and up to date. They will now start their exam prep and they will be sitting their exam in early April. They should be very proud of their work so far and keep up the good work and positive energy over the next few months until the exam. Well done to all of you and good luck!
Simon Casas is working hard to get his A level art this year and he has recently produced a mural based on the theme of Love, Hate and Jealousy. His work has been viewed by all as he produced this fantastic mural in the hall where everyone could watch its progress. Well done to Simon keep up the good work and we are all waiting to see what you produce next!
S3 students have done their S3 Natural forms art work. Drawings were of fruit, insects and shells. They were completed by S3 art students using paint and oil pastels. The S3 work is regularly put on display in the corridor in the school.
S1 students at The Canterbury School have been studying “Self Portraits”. They have looked at the early Graeco-Roman Egyptian Mummy Paintings c200AD. These are paintings created with encaustic paint (wax and pigment) on wood. The portraits were attached to mummies so that the person’s soul would exist in the after-life. If the painting looked like the person then they would exist for ever more! The paintings were wrapped with strips of sugar paper to look like the bandages of the mummies. Mrs Clarke sent these S1 portraits to the British Museum with an email, explaining that they had been inspired ...
P6 have been learning about the art and beliefs of the Australian Aborigines. The Australian Aborigines believe that their drawings, dances and songs have power, and that even the world was ”sung” into existence by their ancestors. Some of their drawings are a secret and only special members of their social groups are allowed to draw these pictures. These paintings by P6 students are of their Animal Ancestors. They were asked to choose animal ...
The S4 Art Students have just finished their mock exam for the IGCSE. The exam lasted 3 ½ hours during which they painted or drew some natural form (in this case some Canarian Cactii). The final exam ... The S4 Self Portrait project has come to a close and 3 completed paintings are shown. Sibele was inspired by Peter Blake, Elena was inspired by Rembrandt ...
Last term these ceramic figures were displayed in the foyer by the Chaucer Theatre. They represent each student ...
Here are some samples of the work done by the pupils of K3. S2 Art Gallery: CUBISM IN CANTERBURY SCHOOL.
Our S2 pupils have been investigating Cubism. The drawings in this gallery are made up of preliminary sketches with which the pupils have begun to paint a cubist portrait. To make the portraits the pupils started from a photocopy which they cut up, and then with the help of a mirror to give three distinct viewpoints, made a careful collage. The pupils found the whole exercise entertaining and amusing. S4 IGCSE Art: Self Image.
The S4 students have started this year with a project on “Self Image”. They are studying how artists represent themselves in self portraits.
The Art Department clubs started 2 weeks ago and we are making Christmas presents, crackers and cards in the Christmas club on Tuesdays and on Wednesdays we are making paper sculptures in the Origami club. |
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