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This year the students had the additional expertise and guidance of the three Artists-inResidence – Kit Mead, Rosanna Catterall and Amelia Phillips – to call upon. Their influence was most evident in the scope and quality of this cohort’s art. It is well known that studying art at Christ’s Hospital is not a soft option. The time and dedication required to achieve the highest grades means that just following the timetable of lessons and preps is not going to be enough. We are always enthused by the number of students who opt to do this and hopefully it is an indication that the students relish the environment we create in the Art Department. Most importantly we offer time and space and whilst we are extremely fortunate to have outstanding facilities, we make the department readily accessible for the students to use at all times of day and night. Adwoa Owusu-Darko
Glen Lee
The Grecians of 2015/16 made the most of the opportunities, truly realising their potential and giving themselves the very best of foundations for the future.
The following Grecians are furthering their successfully gained places on Art Foundation courses: Charlotte Aylwin University of the Creative Arts: Canterbury Olivia Crossman University of the Arts London: Camberwell Barnaby Freeman Leeds College of Art Chloe Kelly University of the Arts London: Central St.Martin’s Charlie Mason Graves University of the Arts London: Camberwell Ti-Jean Roberts University of the Arts London: Central St.Martin’s Tom Tremlett University of the Arts London: Camberwell Ade Coker University of the Arts London: Central St.Martin’s Jamie Martin
‘ The time and dedication required to achieve the highest grades means that just following the timetable is not going to be enough.’ Ishbel Tregear