Showing posts with label residencies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label residencies. Show all posts

Wednesday, 10 November 2010

One and other project

"Young people from Brooks Community School have collaborated with artist Larry Achiampong, with assistance from artist Barbara Lambert, to research and create artwork inspired by music that is shared culturally, as part of the One & Other project.
Participants explored what a superhero is? How they came into being? And who can be a superhero? Superheroes were researched in relation to each participants' culture and personal superheroes. They created their own superhero, developing a comic story and sketching out their likeness..."

watch part of the animated videos made by the young participants from Brooks


read more on Iniva's website.

Tuesday, 9 November 2010

Find your Talent Visual Arts Consortium Continuing Professional Development for Primary & Secondary Teachers in Tower Hamlets


The aim of the CPD sessions was to introduce the participants to audio installations and sound arts, they were organized in response to Florian Hecker’s show at Chisenhale Gallery and the live art residency


How audio installations and the practice in sound art make people engage into arts, identity issues, language...


read more on the Chisenhale Gallery website

Saturday, 19 June 2010

LIVE ART RESIDENCY at Chisenhale Gallery, march 2010

"During her residency, Lambert worked in response to Florian Hecker's exhibition with Year 5 pupils to explore personal sonic snapshots related to memory. Through initial research in the form of sonic walks pupils developed sound awareness, listening techniques and how to sense space through sound rather than visual cues. Following this outing pupils developed personal sound samples using digital software. These sound works then contributed to an interactive and immersive sound installation. The project provided pupils with the opportunity to develop sensitivity to their surroundings and to develop new skills by working collaboratively with a professional artist."

read more and watch the lo-fi documentary, go to Chisenhale Gallery's website