Ensign - Life at Pangbourne issue 1 2022

Page 14

CREATIVE ARTS

Art & Photography By Mr Iain Young, Head of Art In Art and Photography the Michaelmas Term was as busy as ever, although inevitably some COVID-related changes were necessary. Not all were unwelcome; the coursework

Although foreign travel has not been possible this

deadline for both A Level and GCSE students was

year, not all trips were cancelled. As restrictions

pushed back to the end of the Lent Term, avoiding

relaxed during the Autumn, it was with great

the pressure of a Christmas rush for another year.

relish that the Sixth Form took their first Art trip

Many Year 11 and Upper Sixth students took the

to London for some time. Visiting the Natural

opportunity to work on longer, more extended

History Museum, the Saatchi Gallery and enjoying

themes to make use of the extra time available.

some street photography, pupils enjoyed a fine

In the Lower Sixth, Art students undertook

and pleasantly sunny day in the capital.

commissions for work for the Health Centre

We plan to take GCSE pupils to the Tate Modern

and Sports departments, producing very large

in the Lent Term and hopefully they too will enjoy

scale canvases which we hope to be installed

a positive experience. Looking ahead, if travel to

soon after the beginning of the Lent Term. These

other countries becomes a little easier, we would

large and ambitious works will be on permanent

very much like to offer a trip to New York again

display for anyone who would like to see them.

in 2023.

Photographers will be undertaking a similar

With Scholarship exams almost upon us, it is

exhibition project this term.

good to see a number of Dunbar pupils putting


Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook
Issuu converts static files into: digital portfolios, online yearbooks, online catalogs, digital photo albums and more. Sign up and create your flipbook.
Ensign - Life at Pangbourne issue 1 2022 by Pangbourne College - Issuu