Projects Further images of projects are available to see at the London Schools Art Service at www.lonsas.org.uk
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Scene-Unseen: Unpacking the art of Croydon Scene Unseen: Unpacking the art of Croydon From October 2009 – January 2010 Toni McGreachan devised and delivered workshops for local schools and the community to create new art works inspired by the Museum’s Art Collection and current show Scene Unseen: Unpacking the art of Croydon. The project took place in collaboration with the education, outreach and exhibition team |
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Edenham High Secondary School Taking Henry Moore’s 17 Reclining Figures as their inspiration, GCSE art students at Edenham High produced their own wire sculptures. |
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Good Sheperd Primary School Good Shepherd Primary School used Jean Dubuffet’s Allegrasse as inspiration to become walking abstract sculptures. |
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Victoria House Pupil Referral Unit Students from Victoria House Pupil Referral Unit used collage techniques to recreate different works from the exhibition. |
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Heaver’s Day Centre A day service group who suffer from a range of memory difficulties worked together to create their own version of the Croydon Clocktower. |
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Scene again These images show an exhibition of participants and my own art work. As part of my role as a community artist it was agreed that I would make an art work that related to the paintings on display which would then become part of the museum’s art collection. I chose to make a series of three photographic collages exploring past memories and current feelings about Croydon. |