What is your tutor up to? Chapter 1: Carla Rees
Posted: 05/10/17 12:09 | 0 Comments
OCA’s Carla Rees, Programme Leader for Music has had a busy summer…
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New textiles tutor: introducing Faye Hall
Posted: 06/07/17 09:19 | 3 Comments
My practice continually explores creating and manipulating pattern- both in a 2D and 3D context. I like to experiment with a whole variety of techniques and to push their limitations through material choice, scale and combining with other ways to manipulate a surface.
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New textiles tutor: Introducing Pere Bruach
Posted: 22/03/17 09:00 | 7 Comments
Through my practice I have used techniques and processes that are specific to certain areas of design and tried to apply them into other fields to open new possibilities, most times these “experiments” result into mistakes, and some other times into “happy mistakes” that helps you to progress on your work, I find this way of working very creative and satisfactory.
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Jim Unsworth
Posted: 06/02/17 09:00 | 17 Comments
As some of you may know Jim Unsworth recently made the difficult decision to stop tutoring with the OCA in order to focus his time on his growing arts practice. I thought it might be a good idea to take it upon myself to write a blog post on Jim in order to celebrate his contribution to arts education and give you my perspective of his sculpture and drawings that span nearly 40 years.
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OCA's Diana Ali
Posted: 02/02/17 12:04 | 3 Comments
Here at OCA HQ we love to hear what our students are up to but we also want to know what our tutors are doing. Congratulations to OCA tutor Diana Ali who will be starring as a mentor on BBC’s new painting show later this month! We hope everyone will check it out!
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Nina Milton
Posted: 27/05/10 08:44 | 9 Comments
OCA Creative Writing tutor Nina Milton talks about finding your voice. Paul Vincent and Gareth Dent discuss post-production.
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OCA tutor wins award
Posted: 20/04/10 02:50 | 0 Comments
2nd Prize has been awarded to James Cowan for his watercolour ‘The Bakehouse, Vienna’ Although James regularly puts work into exhibitions, mostly in London, this was the first time he had sent work to the Royal Watercolour Society. “Just getting into an exhibition is great news, so I was delighted to also hear I had won the […]
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