A 3D chasm of art….unearthed by the very fingers of children!!

….created by the children of St. Bede’s and St. Gerards Primary School

Thursday 30th June 2011

Widnes Market, Cheshire, UK

We learnt a lot from this gig…doing 3D pavement art is not easy, even for highly skilled screevers, but try adding 60 school children who have never done this before, plus helpers & teachers and a 60 foot piece of art!!!. Now that’s the REAL crevasse, how do you do such a thing?  Well thats like saying ” How do you get to Carnegie Hall?”

Practice man, practice

Part of the Widnes Market Summer arts programme 2011.

Many thanks to Iain Bisset- Halton Borough Council.

Paula Weetman and Jennifer Kenworthy for their valued assistance

STREET ART A GO GO!

Irish Celtic spiral done in less than one hour by the Children of St. Bedes Primary School, Widnes…..the mixing of street art with dance or ritual is something we’d like to explore further

28th June 2011

Part of the Widnes Market Summer arts programme 2011.

Many thanks to Iain Bisset- Halton Borough Council.

Paula Weetman and Jennifer Kenworthy for their valued assistance

Introducing a whole new concept in visual street art…… pavement art…….produced in less than one hour. Probably about the same time it would take you to order and eat a Big Mac Meal

Produced by the children of St. Gerard’s Primary School, Widnes (Year 5), Cheshire. UK – Monday 27th June 2011

Many thanks to Iain Bisset of Halton Borough Council

Part of the Widnes Market Summer Arts Promotion 2011

Many thanks to Jennifer Kenworthy & Paula Weetman for assisting with this workshop

Stop-frame video of our CHALK ROBOT creation; for the Liberation Day celebrations at St Peter Port, Guernsey, UK.

Monday 9th May 2011

Many thanks to Fool’s Paradise & the Guernsey Event Company for making it happen!