| Kevin Clifford - teachers |
| You can include ArtisanCam in your teaching in a number of ways, from classroom activities guided by the classroom workshop video clips to research using timelapse, techniques, influences or questions sections or using the interactive online learning tools. Featured artists usually have seven sections and the table below will tell you what you should expect to see: |
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| general |
| Kevin Clifford is based in Devon. The video clips were
made with funding from Cumbria
and Lancashire Education Online and the support of Arts
Council of England North West .
Dance companies featured include Company
Fierce |
| cross curricular |
| timelapse |
| The Kevin Clifford timelapse section shows the entire story
of the production of twelve images featuring dancers from the
North West of England. The dancers are photographed in various
locations, including in a lake in the Lake District and on
the outside wall of the FACT building in Liverpool. See also Gallery Kevin Clifford FACT |
| techniques |
| The Kevin Clifford techniques section shows the stages of
production of the DanceScape pictures featuring North West
UK based dancers, featuring dancers from Ludas Dance, Wired
Aerial, Chameleon and Company Fierce dance companies. The
dancers are professionally trained and have safety teams present;
please do not try to emulate any of the scenarios featured
in the video clips. See also Classroom workshop Gallery Kevin Clifford |
| influences |
| Kevin Clifford visited the Royal United Hospital
in Bath to see the Royal Photographic Society
annual print touring exhibtion in order to discuss the background
to his work and his likes and dislikes. Artist/photographers
featured are Yongkang Zhu, Christopher Davy, Agatha Anne Bunanta,
and Marko Dutka. See also Timelapse Gallery Royal Photographic Society Art at RUS Bath |
| classroom workshops |
| The digital photography classroom workshop was led by artist
Amanda Kennington. Amanda shows examples of artists who use
expression and perspective in their work and then shows the
young people how to use the same techniques. The workshop
culminates in some outside shots using cheap animal masks.
The pupils involved in this workshop were Yr11 and 12 working
in groups of two and three. The movement photos require a
tripod. Digital cameras with memory cards are preferred because
they allow the pupils to take many more images before having
to download to a laptop or desktop computer. Remember you
will need the usb cable to connect to a laptop or other computer.
The movement photos can be improved by using the camera with
the flash on. Plain clothes for the pupils being photographed
works best. See also Rebecca Chesney Classroom workshop, Photography Amanda Kennington Umlando classroom workshop, Photoshop The Kevin Clifford questions section was filmed as part of live webcasts with the artist. See also Timelapse Gallery |
| questions |
| Kevin Clifford questions were filmed as part of live webcasts with schools See also Timelapse Gallery |
| gallery |
| The Kevin Clifford Gallery includes images by the artists from
previous projects. Your Gallery is a gallery section which young
people can send in work they have produced related to the various
artists on ArtisanCam. See also Timelapse Kevin Clifford |
| other interesting sites (relating to this terms activity) |
Wang Qingsong www.Wang Qingsong Northern Stage www.northernstage.co.uk Kevin Clifford www.kevinclifford.co.uk CLEO cleo.net.uk National Society for Education in Art and Design www.nsead.org An online resource for educational specialists, resources and support www.educationalists.co.uk Gateway to over 3,000 UK Museums, Galleries and Heritage Attractions www.24hourmuseum.org.uk |
| activity - Photoshoot |
