Woodhouse Art students get 'flockOmania'

On Wednesday 18th January, our art students visited London Metropolitan University to take part in art workshops, learning techniques such as water casting, plastic manipulation and soft sculpture.

 

 

 Art students (L–R) Yuhong Wang, Tracey Huynh and Elena Parry

  

Students then went to see the flockOmania exhibition which was showing at The Cass gallery downstairs. The students took part in a collaborative installation which included the opportunity to speak to the artist Zoe Robertson.

 

 

Elena tries her hand at water casting 

 

Award winning jewellery artist Zoe Robertson’s studio practice explores themes relating to jewellery within performance. She creates theatrically sized jewellery, experiments on the edges of the discipline and enjoys working collaboratively’.

 

 

 

 Tracey tries on some 'life-sized' jewellery

 

Woodhouse art student Tracey Huynh said...

 

 

 

 

 Students Amy Krai and Omar Aqil getting scuplturally interactive 

  

“I like Zoe Robertson’s work because we were able to touch her pieces of work, which is so different to other exhibitions.” said Omar Aqil.

 

 

 

Woodhouse art student Yuhong Wang said...

 

 

Woodhouse College Head of Art, Joel Horner said...