Critical Thinking Skills
So why are critical thinking skills important to the OCA student? Rebecca reviews a useful book which can offer beneficial guidance.
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Skip NavigationSo why are critical thinking skills important to the OCA student? Rebecca reviews a useful book which can offer beneficial guidance.
Read MoreJoin Rebecca on the 20 November at the Whitworth Gallery in Manchester.
Read MoreRebecca reviews book ‘Steal Like an Artist’ believing it to be particularly useful to those just starting out on their creative career especially if it involves being asked to do research, for example during an OCA course.
Read MoreTextiles aren’t just for textile artists they are part of the materials and techniques many contemporary and cutting edge artists use to convey messages and meanings. And if you can get to Dismaland I highly recommend it.
Read More“For me these are essential reading, they document trends and current thinking keeping me abreast of what’s in vogue.”
Read MoreThe Subversive Stitch documents the history of embroidery, mainly in Britain from the medieval period right up to the present day. If you are serious about textiles this book is essential reading.
Read MoreIn this blog post Rebecca shares the work of OCA Textiles student Judy Nolan. Judy is part way through studying the new Mixed Media for Textiles course and recently submitted her work for feedback for the second part – Joining and Wrapping.
Read MoreRebecca wrote this blog post in response conversations with Textile Assessors at the last assessment event where it was highlighted that students didn’t often make use of the advice in their tutor reports.
Read MoreRebecca on why visiting Artist Open Studio events are ideal learning opportunities for students.
Read MoreRebecca reviews the recent Textiles Study Visit in Manchester.
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