Creativity in Education a long train running

This was created as a visual support for a brief discussion around Creativity in Education with Tim Kitchen for an Adobe catch-up on May 15th. Problems with sound prevented its presentation so I now update it with some explanatory notes for anyone interested.

Educare: 'to develop mentally, morally, or aesthetically especially by instruction' . Webster

A teachers work is to draw out and foster the inherent qualities and talents of the student.

SCHOOLS ARE NOT DESIGNED TO ENABLE CREATIVE ENDEAVOUR

Sir Ken Robinson

Anna’s Body of Work ‘Year Zero’ was the first time a student presented with a BOW concept that could only be effectively realised as a large format print. The problems encountered in constructing the work pushed both the creative and technical boundaries for herself as a student and myself as her technical support.

In conjunction with a local printer the rip requirements of the PSB file were worked out and this print became the first of its kind produced by a student in NSW.

Anna Denekjina: “Year Zero” Vinyl print approx 7.4m. Edited & composited in Adobe Photoshop BOW 2007- Art Express @ The Art Gallery of NSW 2008
ArtExpress @ Art Gallery of NSW
Most of the student work in Visual Art & Photography was produced on eMacs like this one in my first years at Wyndham.
Chelsea was a dance student who wanted to use her body to make a statement about her relationship with dancing as an art form: Again a PSB file, printed on Perspex.
Sally Clarke - ArtExpress | Armory Gallery

Selected images

Madeline Tyneman - ArtExpress | Hazelhurst Regional Gallery

Inspired by Fred Williams 'Yo Yang' series Madeline constructed these large works using only components scanned from metal and stone and composited in Photoshop.

ArtExpress | Hazelhurst Regional Gallery
ArtExpress | Various
Yazmin - ArtExpress | Various
Maleeha Ashraad
ArtExpress | Armory Gallery
Selection from HSC BOW submission ArtExpress preselection
Taylor Cefai - iPad + SketchClub 1 of 25
Jessi Hunt

Life Skills Visual Art

This work is from LIFE SKILLS student whose learning difficulties provided significant challenges for him in mainstream education. The production of a Body of Work for this student became the subject of a presentations at the Australian Human Rights Commission in one instance and the Dept of Education ICT on accessibility for students through technology

Aidan Hawkin
Thomas | Paper app + iPad
Visual Design

Photoshop

Typography

Ann Hi
Kyle O’Biern
Tom Johnson

Packaging

Adobe Illustrator

Tom Johnson
Tom Johnson