Showing posts with label water and culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water and culture. Show all posts

Wednesday, 10 June 2020

JMW Turner

Joseph Mallord William Turner lived from 1775 to 1851. He rose from very humble beginnings to become one of Britain's greatest painters. He was famous for his paintings of water; the sea, lakes and rivers. His paintings inspired the later work of the impressionists, particularly Monet.
This work was inspired by the Turner presentation on this blog that the Polish children had used. Our children liked the idea of doing the same work as the Polish children. We built on the knowledge of wave painting from our work on Hokusai's Giant Wave. The children used watercolours.












Sunday, 22 March 2020

Jaen's legends...and water.

 Our 5th and 6th graders have prepared an art exhibition about the legends that our parents and grandparents use to tell us about the water
EL MOLINO DEL CUBO (The Cube Water Mill). A knight and the elves. 


 







 
EL LAGARTO DE JAÉN. (Jaén's aligator legend)


La leyenda de Caño Quebrao. (Caño Quebrao Legend)




Monday, 17 February 2020

WATER ART EXHIBITION IN SZKOŁA PODSTAWOWA NR 11 IN PRZEMYŚL

We organised a very big exhibition of Water related art. We presented all the works which were produced by our pupils and some of the works of our partners. 









                      works by our partners in Lithuania, Spain, Italy, UK and Greece.





pupils of year 6 were working on collages about water pollution and other environmental issues