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Any suggestions you may have for the website please email peter.lewis@argyll-bute.gov.uk
Any suggestions you may have for the website please email peter.lewis@argyll-bute.gov.uk
Art and Design Department News!
September 2022 Work of the month - Catriona Newman, Acrylic on paper
Advanced HIgher Folio Work 2022
P7 Parents Evening June 2022
Parents of upcoming S1 pupils visited the school this week and had a look at recent pupi's work.
Christmas Doors 2021
Continuing the tradition of decorating the school doors for Christmas - this year we got some crackers!
S1 & S3 - COP 26 Glasgow, 2021
S1 & S3 explored design layout and font inspired by COP 26 and some of Greta Thunberg's quotes.
Wheely Fun - November 2021
This week we started using the clay wheel with some of the seniors - a learning curve for them and us.
(Mr Lewis's are the squint ones!)
(Mr Lewis's are the squint ones!)
Halloween 2021
Pupils in S1-3 all contributed to a halloween tree display this week - improving upon their shaded drawing skills as well as decorating the corridor. Mr Lewis and Ms MacQueen turned Mrs Fletcher into a witch as a scary centrepiece!
Competition Success! - April 2021 |
Congratulations to Jennifer McMurchy, Catriona Newman and Ellie McNair on their Highly Commended awards in this year’s Royal Scottish Academy Schools Art Award 2021.
The online exhibition of the prize winners works, which will include Highly Commended works, will be available on the website www.royalscottishacademy.org from 23 April.
The online exhibition of the prize winners works, which will include Highly Commended works, will be available on the website www.royalscottishacademy.org from 23 April.
January 2020 - Aardman Animation Workshops!
In partnership with Campbeltown Picture House, we were privileged this month to be visited by Jim Parkyn and Alasdair Satchel from Aardman Animations, the creators of Wallace and Gromit, Morph, Chicken Run and many others. The pupils learnt how to make Morph as well as Gromit out of coloured clay. It was a really successful event with a lot of fun had by all. We hope to be doing some stop motion animation with them in the next few months. Some photos of the event below.
Make your own ones at home with these worksheets!
October 2018 - Scottish Symphony Orchestra Visit
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We were privileged to be visited by the Scottish Symphony Orchestra in October 2018. In conjunction with TALC of Tarbet, the Art department took part in a digital music and art project and explored new ways of artistic expression.
You can see some of the work we produced in the link button to the right. A big thank-You to everyone involved! |
2017-2018 NEW School Stained Glass Project!
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Thanks to a generous Bequest we received from Moira Gemmill for an installation in the new school., we are currently producing stained glass installations for the library with the help of visiting specialist Annie Ferguson. Here are some photos of the work we have done so far!
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May 2017 Congratulations to Niamh McEachran, S2 for being shortlisted for thIS YEAR'S Fringe Competition Exhibition in Edinburgh |
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May 2016
Congratulations to Nicola Wareham, Nicola McFadyen and Rhona Lee for being shortlisted for the Fringe Competition Exhibition in Edinburgh which opens on the 24th of May. Kirk Lang 's entry was also selected as the regional winner for Argyll & Bute this year and will also be exhibited alongside all the winning entries from around Scotland. |
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February 2016
Congratulations to Marnie McCallum in S6 for a highly commended award in the senior section of the Royal Scottish A cademy Schools competition. Marnie's work "Shoreline" will be on display in the RSA from the 3rd to the 30th March 2016. For information about the competition click here: |
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January 2016:
Congratulations to Megan Campbell and Nicola Wareham on their recent success in the Junk Kouture competition. They had to produce a couture outfit for a fashion show made entirely out of material that would otherwise have been thrown out. The girls chose a Scottish theme for their outfit and made a skirt out of tartan covered cardboard with walkers crisp packet frills, an old top with a spray painted thistle motif and pipe cleaner/sequin highlights, with tartan tablecloth flared sleeves, a bonnet made out of an old wicker basket and old cream containers stuck together to resemble the drones of bagpipes and old slippers, painted black with string attached to resemble Scottish highland dancing shoes. Megan will be modelling the outfit on February 5th in the Glasgow concert Hall. |
Junk Kouture Competition 2016
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