Craig Malyon - Abbotsleigh
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Craig Malyon - Abbotsleigh
Projects and Programs People Partnerships Programs Partnership with UNSW art & Design and Cicada Press Partnership Project Based Learning High Tech High Partnerships Hazlehurst Gallery Partnership Robin Anderson National Student Film Awards Partnerships Art Gallery of NSW PartnershipsBroken Hill High BROKEN HILL HIGH SCHOOL ART EXPERIENCE Program 1. Film making Using imovie and garage band students will make a video based on MLC school and the students from Broken Hill High 2. Studio Photography - Students will learn how to use the studio flash and camera 3. Light Graffiti - Using time lapse photography students will produce light trails and animate them 4. Painting - Students are to paint protraits in a style similar to the artist Jean Michel Basquiat using acrylics and pastel 5. Screenprinting - Student are to complete a multi coloured screen print 6. Underwater photography - series of still and video images underwater Programs Programs Professional mentoring of students Programs HSC Visual Arts • Proven Visual Arts results in the past 10 years • Identified as one of the top three value courses for over 6 years • Class average of 91 • Secured 1st in the state Visual Arts 2013 Countdown to... PLANET ART Junior School Art and Design Experience April 6, 7 & 8 GIFTED & TALENTED ART AND DESIGN EDUCATION Planet Art seeks to extend your daughters creative skills and expose her to a wide variety of art making techniques that will enrich her understanding of the Visual Arts and build confidence in her abilities in producing creative works. The student to teacher ratio is kept low to maintain the integrity of the activities and ensure the classes are meaningful. In recognition of the interests and creative skills at MLC School, Kent House Art & Design Centre is offering school holiday visual arts and design activities. We hope to offer an artistic journey into the creative process of a variety of media such as drawing, ceramics, photography and digital manipulation. Students will go on a safari through creativity to produce a range of artworks. making and creativity. The target group is for students from years 4, 5 and 6 for these activities. The activity presenters have been selected on the basis of their extensive experience. The size of the class is limited to 10 attendees to ensure an optimal educational experience. At 3:00 Thursday an exhibition will be held in Kent House Gallery for parents and those Planet Art will run for first three interested to view the artwork days of the holidays April 6, 7 & of these students. 8 from 9:00 to 3:00. Planet Art will present students with a range of approaches in art [1] Adiam condimentum Purus in consectetuer Proin in sapien. Fusce urna magna,neque eget lacus. Maecenas felis nunc aliquam ac consequat vitae. Congue porta scelerisque praesent at, lacus vestibulum et at dignissim cras urna, ante convallis turpis duis lectus sed aliquet, at tempus et. Programs Year 4-6 Planet Art holiday program Powerful Learning Master classes 29 - 30 May Kent House Art and Design Centre Saturday - 12:00-4:00pm Sunday - 9:00 - 3:00pm Cost $60 school community $80 - Non School community Andrew Totman is a award winning master printmaker who is the first presenter in our Master class workshops, which will be held throughout the year. Andrew will extend the students’ understanding and approach to etching. MLC 2010 Master class series 2014 MLC School Visual Arts Master Class Pushing the Line Etching Master Class Drawing Workshop 30 November 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Art and Design Centre $40 All material supplied ! Explore marking making in an exciting way with Denis Clarke. This workshop will extend drawing skills and introduce an array of new techniques. ! Please email to [email protected] or see your Visual Arts teacher for more details ! Denis Clarke is an established artist and art educator who has exhibited widely in Australia and internationally. He has been the recipient of major awards including The NSW Travelling Art Scholarship and The Cite International Paris Studio. Initially trained in Sydney he proceeded to London to study at Saint Martins School of Art and has held numerous solo shows of his work in London and Sydney. His work is characterized by expressive use of colour and intense drawing from nature and he is represented by The Stanley Street Gallery, Sydney. He lectures at several art schools including, The Dobell School for Drawing at The National Art School, Sydney. Public collections include , The Art Gallery of NSW and Fitzwilliam College Cambridge University, UK. This is a Visual Arts extension course in which students will receive a certificate of achievement and produce an edition of prints by the completion the workshop. Enquiries - [email protected] Program Project Based Learning My Environment Year 7 Year 7 Zoo experience Mrs Marks! Class 7.3 “Only when the last of the animals, horns, tusks, skin and bones are sold will mankind realise that money can never bring back our wildlife” Wild at Heart ! We have used the theme endangered to illustrate on our Rhino. The rhino features more than just a rhino, it also features the aspects of all endangered animals and what we are doing to kill but also help them. It represents all the animal killings and how they are tortured and slaughtered. ! The above quote runs along the spine of the Rhino and is at the heart of our explored theme of endangerment. Our Rhino is red at the back, fading to white (the head and horn) representing the life or blood running out of all endangered animals. Each student approached their segment with a factor that contributes to the endangerment of animals, including poaching, loss of habitat, cruelty and the souvenir trade. They have used powerful quotes and scientific data collected in visual art class, science, english and while visiting the zoo. ! The head of our Rhino features coins from around the world representing the commercial spending that is driving the continued slaughter and butchery of these amazing animals. Nails have been driven into the wood, wire wrapped around, fabric, paint and collage applied to the bones portraying a multi faceted picture of life as an endangered animal living today. ! Written By 7.3 collectively ! ! ! ! Rhino Inspiration These are images from the Endangered Species program that brought awareness of the plight of the rhinoceros . Taronga zoo invited artist to decorate their rhino to bring attention to this important issue. Program Co-curricular City Experience Program Co-curricular Down the Rabbit Hole Programs STEAM Program 3D Scanning and printing of Year 7 Programs MLCProfessional Development Programs Global Connections Art and Design Tour Program MLC Artweek 2015 Photographic Competition Film Festival Artist’s Talks Stencil Art workshop Mural Workshop Laser Cutting workshop People Deus Ex Photos Photomedia Conference 2013-present Artist Mentorship Artist Talks Artist in Residency Rebecca Kumon Cross faculty project Art + Science = ? Future Projects Rex Dupain (in my Father’s Footsteps) Aboriginal Artist in Residence Amala Groom Rebecca Kumon Art and Science residency Revisiting the past 130 of MLC Now • Internship for teachers • Media unit for junior school • Teacher exchanges • UTS Partnership • Classes without boarders • Sculptural Welding NAS • Collection Exhibition PartnershipTechnologies FEIT Building UTS