Sculptural for Teenagers

Sculpture for Teenagers by Sheila Ceccarelli

These six resources have been designed to give teenagers the opportunity to experiment with making sculpture and introduce basic sculptural principles and ideas into their work.

We hope that these resources will help, not only inspire teenagers to make sculpture and teachers to facilitate making opportunities, within their own programmes,  but also enhance teenagers’ own experiences of looking, understanding and appreciating sculpture.

Click on the images below to link to sculpture resources.

Drawing and Making: processes feeding each other
Drawing Feeding Making – Making Feeding Drawing

 

Daisy's finished sculpture
Working with the Horizontal – Making Inspired by Landscape

 

Drawing feeding making - tree growing from the paper
Experimenting with Mixed Media and Exploring Materials

 

Student working up from the base
Standing Up! – Introducing the Vertical and Working from the Base

 

Taller than life size - Adam's sculpture
Reaching the Limit – Making Taller than Lifesize Sculptures and Stretching Materials

 

Mia's final enclosed space: Newspaper and art straws
Enclosing Space

 

AccessArt have many other resources to help support and develop making across all ages and abilities check out all AccessArt Sculpture Resources Here.

And if you’ve not seen one of our oldest resource What is Sculpture? then check it out. It’s still cute!