1. Try a fun painting experiment. If you haven’t tried one of my project videos then now is your chance. Last week saw the release of a fun project using watercolour to paint a Birds nest. It’s a bit experimental and requires a straw! So give it a go and send me your results. The first video for August looks a creating fun hanging ‘Hot air balloons’ from old light bulbs! If you can please like the videos and subscribe to my YouTube channel, it all helps me get some street cred! 2. Visit a Museum/Gallery Yes a real life, out in the world museum! I know I can’t believe how crazy that sounds!
Museums are beginning to open: Pallant House Chichester. Opens ~Wednesday 5th August Worthing Museum and Art Gallery. Opens ~ Saturday 8th August
Local galleries already open: Pier Road Coffee and Art - Littlehampton Arundel Contemporary - Arundel Zimmer Stewart - Arundel The Bosham Gallery - Chichester Oxmarket Centre of Arts - Chichester West End Gallery - Worthing Colonnade - Worthing Montague Gallery - Worthing Rose Green Centre of Art - Bognor Regis 3. Make your own mini sketchbook To tie in with the start of my online art course, how about creating your own mini sketchbook? We will be exploring line and colour in our sketchbook, what will you do in yours? How to make a folded sketchbook. 4. Get yourself a bit of Art History and Culture! Sotheby’s have started their Summer Talks online. This year is 500 years of Art: Sumer talks, and begins with artist Yinka Shonibare CBE and Tim Marlow OBE, Director of the Design Museum in London. As they discuss how art and art history influences different genres and periods in art. The video can be found here: https://www.sothebys.com/en/series/500-years-of-art-summer-talks
I can’t wait to see what you produce. Share it on the Student Chatroom.
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