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Chobham Academy StratfordA selection of GCSE and A- Level students work from Chobham Academy Stratford
'Some really strong work showing refined skills and techniques. The imagery is stylish and concepts seem well thought out and sensitively excecuted.' art2day
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Francesca Marshall - age 16
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Rudeyna Awas - age 16
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Jaydee Hervey - age 15
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Anastasija Toropova - age 16
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Ashan Louise - age 15
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Fatima Khan - age 17
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Miski Sharif - age 15
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Mohamadou Camera - age 15
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Jay Cao - age 17
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'Holly's outcome entitled 'Abandonment' is both innovative well executed. The bleached areas that cross the face are powerful and project ideas around loss and fear very effectively. Risk taking like this will not only gain you marks but will also help you to acquire your own style. Fantastic work' art2day
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H O L L Y
H A W K I N S Year 12 Photography
Nower Hill High School, Pinner To the left is a final piece in response to the theme of 'Abandonment'. Holly states that she took her photographs and used bleach on them. She then used pins and acetate to create a three dimensional effect. She is now making work about the 'Passing of Time' and below are some examples of her landscape photography. |
B a s m a h S h e i k h
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Alexandra Park Secondary School
'A fantastic selection of painting, photographic and mixed media work from GCSE and A'Level students at Alexandra Park Secondary School. Their work shows some real risk taking as well as some highly developed skills. It is clear to see the conceptual and contemporary ideas behind the work and this is to the students and teachers credit' art2day
Greta Shrimpton-Phoenix, 17
Joao Viana Recife, 17 Finn Silliton, 18 Ruby Padfield, 18
Bethan Harris, 16 Izzy Whitehouse, 18 Lottie Wright, 18 Tyesha Kamacho, 16
Gaia Friedman, 17
Naomi O'Hara (16)
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Henrietta Barnett SchoolGCSE and A level work from Henrietta Barnett School's
Art and Design end of year show 2014 |
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Guan Hong Li, 16
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Beatrice Morris, 16
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Guan Hong Li, 16
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'Some truly inspiring work from these young artists. Their work is skilfully executed and conceptually brilliant. It is highly commendable that both the students and teachers are pushing the boundaries of art education and creating contemporary and thought provoking outcomes. These students should be incredibly proud of the work they are producing at this early stage in their artistic careers.' art2day
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Nafia Kahn, 16
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Jessie Zhang, 16
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Shahzeen Imran Rasool, 17
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Kingsdale Foundation School
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Anjali Gupta, 16
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Nathan Higgins, 17
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Kai McLaughlin, 17
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Ellen Stafford, 16
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Louisa Edet, 17
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Qurban Yousefi, 16
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Alexsandra Xhaferraj, 16
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M a t P a l m e r16 year old student, Mat Palmer, from England is currently studying Photography at A level. His work was created by making Geometric patterns and then projecting them on to his model. The series was created in response to the theme 'Light and Contrast' and he found inspiration in Czech photographer, Adam Pizurny.
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'A fantastic series of portraits that really transforms the sitter. A great process showing a personal response to the artist studied. Very impressive work by such a young photographer.' art2day
'When You Look In The Mirror'
by Justine and Morgan Chen As products of a social media age, we are surrounded and flooded by images of others. We are inevitably affected by these images, and sometimes they even begin to change us in the process.
When You Look In The Mirror is a interpretative photo project inspired by body image and self-harm issues. Instead of directly portraying these issues through images, a bit of interpretation is required. There is no singular message in any of the works--they stand together and alone, and can be interpreted differently. |
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'Really thought provoking work that addresses some big issues that affect many young people today. My suggestion would be to try some portraits of people you know that have faced these issues. Another fantastic project from Outside the Lens.' art2day
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'Fantastic use of colour that really accentuates the strength and power of the animal, especially around the head. Would be worth considering the background too and possibly how you may incorporate a sense of movement into your painting style. Great work.' art2day
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Louise BatemanSt Albans, UK'My name Louise Bateman, aged 14, I'm GCSE art student at my school in St Albans. I was advised to look at Marcia Baldwins, a professional artist specialising in Oil paintings, which then inspired me to do this horse painting. At school we got given the theme of 'Animals', so I've been exploring artists that use different techniques to paint animals. I hope you like it as much as I do.'
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A2 level Art Chronological Collaboration
Villiers High School, Southall, UK
'Year 13 students Mihir Chakravarti, Tulsi Rajendra Pankhania, Gurpreet Sohanpal and Jasmine Virdee explore the essence of life and the evolution of time in a photo project. The artists committed themselves to taking a photograph every hour that they were awake from Friday afternoon through to Sunday evening. We then organised the unedited photos in group chorological order, exposing evidence of our everyday lives. The artists found the process both challenging and enjoyable and we were surprised by the beautiful nuances and the underlying similarities of our lives.'
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'Great to see collaborative work being produced at this level as many professional artists work in this way. A really strong concept and a thought provoking outcome' art2day
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submitted by Michelle Lawrence
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'Really strong conceptual work from this Year 13 Fine Art student. Great experimentation using a range of materials and processes. Very inspiring.' art2day
Dan Tayar-Watson
Croydon, UK
Year 13 Mock exam outcome (1 of 3) entitled 'Designed Nature'
Materials:
found wood, transferred image, nails and thread
Materials:
found wood, transferred image, nails and thread
A very complex and adventurous piece inspired by the work of Nikki Graziano, Andy Goldsworthy, Mauritzio Anzeri and Bryan Nash Gill.
'An example of how a fine art photography student can be creative with his use of still imagery, producing work that also includes sculptural and textile techniques' art2day
'An example of how a fine art photography student can be creative with his use of still imagery, producing work that also includes sculptural and textile techniques' art2day
Holly Beard year 12
Stratford upon Avon School, UK
"The project was called 'Fashion Illustration'. My brief was to design a collection for next year’s trend; we had to incorporate colour trends and designers that we had researched to create 6 final designs. We had to layout the designs however we thought the designs would look more appealing. The materials that I chose for my final designs are light fabrics which would create a sophisticated and modern look." Holly Beard
'Great to see a diverse range of designs. Experimenting with several ideas allows a creative process to result in the best possible outcome' art2day |
submitted by Miss C Starkey, Teacher of Textiles Technology
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submitted by Elisa Thomson, Niki Even and Kris Moore
San Diego, USA
Over the course of 3 months photographer Kris Moore worked with 5 teen photographers to make portraits and self-portraits. They spent this time getting to know each other while practising and perfecting their skills in digital camera techniques, lighting and composition.
Project goal
Empower youth to purposefully create media while acquiring 21st century skills photographers: Morgan Chen 16; Justine Chen 14; Beth Desta 17; Ariana Gallegos 17; Casey Moylan 17. |
'A fantastic photographic project that shows the importance of getting to know your subject matter' art2day
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'A mixed media project that gives pupils the freedom to experiment, stretch their imagination and take risks' art2day
Year 11 mixed media
combining different types of printing techniques (mainly shaving foam marbling prints) with photo-montage in response to artist Hayley Warnham |
submitted by Clare Hebert
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Materials: paraffin wax, wire and artificial hair
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Armands Klavins
Dormers Wells High School, London UK
Year 11 art student, Armands, has been looking at Aztec culture and in response has created this head.
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'To push this idea forward I would suggest Armand looks at the work of Janine Antoni and considers how the materials used can relate to his concept' art2day
Reece McCarthyCroydon, UK
Digital photographs of fruit sculpture in response to the title 'Similarities and Differences' and inspired by the work of Jeremie Egry.
'Reece's surreal work references genetic modification and makes a comment on surface appearance' art2day |
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