This post was written by Pat Thomson on her visit to Thomas Tallis school in Greenwich. Studying photography is not just about learning how to make images. It is also learning how the photograph itself can be understood. On a recent visit to Thomas Tallis, I saw a visiting artist working with a Year 10 class. The artist was Dafna … Continue reading working with difficult ideas
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seeing and assembling
During my second research visit to Thomas Tallis school I was very fortunate to have the opportunity to observe an artist, Dafna Talmor working with year eleven and thirteen photography students. Dafna’s recent work entitled, Constructed Landscapes is described as consisting of: staged landscapes made of collaged and montaged colour negatives shot across different locations that … Continue reading seeing and assembling
first school visit
Becky reports: This month the TALE project’s first school research visit took place at Thomas Tallis School in Kidbrooke, London. The school has a long history of art and creative education and it was fascinating to see the ‘TALLIS HABITS,’ developed with researchers for Creativity, Culture and Education in 2012 (reported here), so strongly in evidence … Continue reading first school visit
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