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- Gallery round-up
- Hands-on in the classroom – There’s no place like home!
Giles Hughes relates an innovative cross-curricular sculpture project undertaken with Year 6 pupils, who responded to the challenge of creating spaces for the local wildlife in their urban school - Seeing art on a giant scale!
Louise Greenwood shares an innovative art project inspired by a trip to a sculpture park and involving some clever photographic tricks - Angry expressionist cat sculptures
Alexandra Hucks describes how she inspired her Year 5 pupils to get excited about working in 3D - Casting sculptures
Pangolin Editions, a world-famous foundry in Gloucestershire, documents a fascinating process - Urban places and open spaces
Laura Hilton explains how KS1 & 2 pupils participated in a project to build three-dimensional townscapes and cityscapes from collected marks and patterns - The Tree of Life: a collaborative sculpture project
Rachel Williamson shares the magic of a week-long artist-in-residency with Edwina Bridgeman - Creating a sculpture park
Nicky Lambert-Green tells of her first sculpture and describes the first year of a 10 year project - Sketchbooks – the (often missing) key
Paula Briggs from AccessArt explores the use of sketchbooks - Working in 3D – Harpies
Marina John, artist-in-residence at Eglwys Newydd Primary School describes a 3D project - Enquire - promoting collaboration between schools and galleries
- Book reviews
- Readers reveal all
Teachers share ideas for projects that they have found to be successful in the classroom - Poster
Sculpture inspired by nature