Term 1 Programmes 2010
The Tauranga Art Gallery education programme is partly funded by the Ministry of Education and has a Learning Experiences Outside the Classroom contract to deliver progammes that support teaching and complement learning in the classroom. The programmes are curriculum focussed and provide authentic hands on interactive and specific learning experiences. The Gallery's education team works closely with teachers, tailoring programmes to ensure that school visits are both valuable and enjoyable educational experiences for all age levels.
Term 1 Programmes
These programmes are only a selection of many possibilities and are mostly media based. Themes that are school wide, syndicate, or classroom based can be accommodated for, as we will tailor a programme to suit.
NAVIGATING HER WAY Doreen McNeill
- work over navigation charts in mixed media to create layers of colour.
- experiment with colour mixing and glazing with paint and tissue paper to create an abstract composition. Add further meaning to the work by adding symbols or text to it when it is dry.
Exhibition from 13 February 2010
EY! IRAN Contemporary Iranian photography
- enlarge a photo on the photocopier to at least A4 size, and paint over it in an expressive manner.
- enlarge a photo on the photocopier and add text over the top.
Exhibition from 13 February 2010
MOUNTAIN TO THE SEA Len Castle
- using the natural environment as inspiration, recreate textures and create art works through rubbings, plaster casts, or slab clay pressing.
Exhibition from 13 February 2010
THE HOUSE THAT JAMES BUILT
Contemporary works from The James Wallace Art Trust
Using the theme of houses:
- create your fantasy home using dry media and photo-montage.
- design and construct a home using found funky materials.
- through the use of mixed media re-contextualise an object, natural or human, to assume the appearance of a home.
- within a grid-like structure, include different aspects associated with the home.
Exhibition from 27 February 2010
HAWAIKI Nigel Borell
Using mixed media:
- draw outlines of traditional Mäori objects on heavy paper. Cut them out and apply selected coloured fabrics or papers to the back of the opening. Dry media or embroidery stitch can be used to complete the design.
THROW UP Judy Darragh
Using found objects:
- re-contextualise found objects by painting them.
- use pictures and photos and create a montage on the surface of the objects.
- draw the object and alter it to give it a personality.
Exhibition from 12 March 2010
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