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Study event review: East of England
Posted: 16/04/19 09:40 |
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Saturday 23 March 2019 12 students joined OCA tutor Andrea Norrington for an afternoon meeting on Saturday 23 March. There were students from a range of disciplines including drawing, painting, graphic design, photography and textiles. The students included some newly joined at Level 1 (HE4) through to those at Level 3 (HE6). This gave a […]
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OCA East of England study event
Posted: 22/02/19 09:09 |
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Come along to our next group meeting on Saturday 23 March 2019 with OCA tutor Andrea Norrington.
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OCA North event: Thinking through art – a workshop
Posted: 20/02/19 10:59 |
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Join OCA tutor and Programme Leader Emma Drye in Halifax on the 30 March.
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Study event: St. Ives
Posted: 01/02/19 09:02 |
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This weekend workshop will be focused on a multidisciplinary approach to landscape and place. Students will create visual work in response to the previous day’s experiences through discussion and advice and explore ideas using creative materials including photography and collage. Each student will have an opportunity to display work in a pop up exhibition/crit.
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Critique, Criticism (and Social Media)
Posted: 11/06/18 09:45 |
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Imagine if the next feedback from your tutor simply said ‘great’ or ‘I like it all, carry on’. I’m betting that you wouldn’t quite know what to do or how to progress. It’s your tutor’s job to give praise and encouragement but also to point out areas that need addressing. Feedback given by your tutor […]
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The forum live hangout
Posted: 16/05/18 09:19 |
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This hangout is open to all students at all levels who wish to actively engage with their peers in the discussion of various topics/ questions and a place to seek feedback on work in progress whether in its infancy or almost complete. The experience adds an additional layer of learning, feedback and reflective practice, a valuable opportunity to gain insight into other students thoughts, ideas and working practice.
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