HOW MUCH ART CAN YOU TAKE?

A really useful site that links artworks from different times and cultures by themes. Essential for all GCSE & IB artists - no excuse for not being able to compare and contrast diverse approaches to your chosen themes...

GLOBAL ART

mr morgan's record of the week: Sweet Baboo - How Id Live My Life aka The Bumblebee Song

My money's on the spider (but I feel for the bee), 2009

Oil and graphite on unstretched linen, 83" x 69"

Work by

Rachel Meuler - one of many wonderful artists

on culturehall

I have been looking at free, web-based alternatives to
Photoshop.

Aviary is a collection of programmes that
allow you to explore image and sound editing.

The kaleidoscope image above was created in my
first couple of minutes playing around with
Peacock. It's very different to most image manipulation
software so do watch the demo video first.

Phoenix on the other hand is a much more straight forward
Photoshop clone that features layers.

mr morgan's record of the week: the european 'the settler'

IB ARTISTS SUMMER WORK

NEW IB ARTISTS (Y11 STARTING IB IN SEPTEMBER)

HERE

Y12 ARTISTS GOING INTO Y13 IN SEPTEMBER

HERE

The legendary Bea Bonafini

Work from her foundation course at Chelsea on her gallery
(and even some older stuff from when she was here at SGBIS)

mr morgan's record of the week: Joy Division 'Transmission'

Matt Shlian : Drawings, Sculptures, Videos...

Is it just art for maths teachers though?

Student Art Blog Hub

Artmonkeys: the SGBIS Visual Arts EE WIKI

mr morgan's record of the week: human fly by the cramps

Fecal Face

Interviews with artists & designers

Year 12s considering installation based sculptures might look at

Leandro Erlich

for some surprising possibilities

mr morgan's record of the week: Jesca Hoop 'Feast of the Heart'

Alexa Mead

Paints the real world to look like a painting (better seen than described in writing)

YEAR 12 ARTISTS

HERE IS AN UPDATED VERSION OF THE NEW IWB SHEET

NOW WITH MORE ARTISTS AND DIRECT HYPERLINKS TO

WESITES, PAGES AND VIDEO!!!

Graffiti Analysis 2.0: Digital Blackbook from Evan Roth on Vimeo.

I'm nott a great fan of 'tagging' myself. However, this is an interesting response to the gestures made by the artists.

6 month exposure photographs

Yes - not 125th of a second - but 6 entire months to make each photograph....


Does the length of time taken to make an artwork contribute to its value?






More work by Justin Quinell HERE