Painting for Ages 11-16

AccessArt is creating a series of Enquiry-Based Creative Learning Pathways aimed for use with teenagers. On this page you will find pathways, artists and activities on AccessArt supporting the development of Painting in your educational setting.

These pathways can be used to form the basis of sessions for ages 11 to 16 in formal education settings (including Year 7-11 (England, Wales), S1-S4 (Scotland), Year 8-11 (Northern Ireland), home-education and in community settings such as museum, gallery or artist-led education.

These pages are in development so please be allowing for errors and changes as we build this area of our site.

 

Pathways

PATHWAY: HOW CAN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LANDSCAPE AND TIME BE CAPTURED THROUGH PAINTING?

Explore how landscape paintings can capture moments in time, providing a snapshot of the ever changing landscape

Explore how landscape paintings can capture moments in time, providing a snapshot of the ever changing landscape

Explore Urban Landscapes Through Paint

Coming Soon by Tobi Meuwissen

Explore Still Life Paintings of Food

Explore the work of contemporary artists Claire Harrup and Nicole Dyer. Discover how both artists experiment with different materials to achieve very different outcomes.

Explore the work of contemporary artists Claire Harrup and Nicole Dyer. Discover how both artists experiment with different materials to achieve very different outcomes.

Explore Abstract Painting

Coming Soon by Tobi Meuwissen

How can i explore sense of self through objects?

Hilary Pecis is a painter who takes inspiration from her everyday surroundings, connecting objects to personal histories in a bold way.

Hilary Pecis is a painter who takes inspiration from her everyday surroundings, connecting objects to personal histories in a bold way.

Explore Figurative Painting

Coming Soon by Tobi Meuwissen

Explore Painters on AccessArt

Vanessa Gardiner

Vanessa Gardiner- Landscape Painter https://vimeo.com/211454959

Saoirse Morgan

Landscape Collage by Saoirse Morgan

Jason Line

Yellow Chair with Letter by Jason Line

Frances Hatch

Using vegetation as a brush.

Paul Cezanne

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Claire Harrup

Still Life Collage By Claire Harrup (Which Artists)

Kittie Jones

Layered Landscapes by Kittie Jones

dutch and flemish paintings

A Vase with Flowers Artist: Jacob Vosmaer (Dutch, Delft ca. 1584–1641 Delft) Date: probably 1613 Medium: Oil on wood Dimensions: 33 1/2 x 24 5/8 in. (85.1 x 62.5 cm) Classification: Paintings Credit Line: Purchase, 1871

Explore Activities on AccessArt

Diary Of A Sculptural Sketchbook

The Walk into Geddington Chase, from Wood Street, Part One’. Geddington Chase, Northamptonshire Cartridge Paper, Watercolour, Pencil, Chalk Pastels, Staples. 2013

Sculptural Environments inspired by Hockney

Painted Panel Inspired by David Hockey, by Natalie Deane

Inspired by Flowers

Detail from Flowers in a Glass Vase, by Jan Davidsz. de Heem (c) The Fitzwilliam Museum

Introduction to Ink via Still Life

ochre ink and pastel drawing

Working In And With The Landscape

Preparing the canvas: ‘Floating’ the paper on wet sand or in the sea can help to make the surface more receptive. This is tough Khadi paper.

Layers in the Landscape by Emma Davies

Site Responsive Installation, created at the Wild Networking Event, run by Fermyn Woods Contemporary Art at the cottages in Fermyn Woods; work is in progress. Recycled materials, paint, pencil and pastel. 2013

Gothic Still Life – Drawing Skulls and Candles

Ink drawing of candles

Nib & Ink Mark Making Still Life

Overworked with ink & nib

Concertina Landscapes

Adding Watercolour To Landscape Concertina by Saoirse Morgan

Painting The Light & Dark…

A Quaver and its shadow!

Graphic Inky Still Life!

Drawing of a cider bottle
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