Memory Lane
Three artists from the Alchemy Gold Arts Award worked with the Arts and Crafts Group from Ibbison Court Community Centre in Revoe to create the Memory Lane Culture Shops display. They worked with the group members to take photographs in Revoe of all the things that represented the area for them. The group that came out to take the photographs mainly comprised of children aged 6 years to 10 years old. They took the pictures and the artists used the resulting photographs to create a collage celebrating the Revoe area. Disposable cameras were used for the project, replicating an old fashioned/dated way of taking photographs. Snap shots in time were taken of places the children had memories of including the library, their primary school, the park, shops and for some their own houses. The artists took as their inspiration the style of traditional post cards of Blackpool creating images as if reflecting memories over time. Some members of the Arts and Crafts group also wrote down their memories of places in Revoe and these also feature in the window.
The three artists involved in the project are Nikki Dolphin a Landscape and photograph artist and Elys Kent and Rebecca Daykin both of whom are mix media artists. Whilst using the girls creative skills, the final piece of photographic artwork on display can be said to be by the community for the community
Wednesday, 26 June 2013
Friday, 21 June 2013
77-81 Central Drive - final window installation (unit 2 part C/D)
Wednesday, 12 June 2013
workshops with revo (unit 2 part C/D)
Photograph taken of us setting up for the workshops in Revo for Unit 2
This is a photograph me show the children the game and setting up the camera ready to take the photographs
outside taking the photographs and below is an example of image taken by the group.
Friday, 7 June 2013
Tuesday, 4 June 2013
Workshop Two - at Ibbison Court - taking photograph with the local commuinty (unit 2 part C/D)
The photographs were taken around the
local area of Reveo Central Drive. Building like central library, Isbbison courts and shops
on Central drive feature a lot in the piece. Here are some exapmle of the photograph taken on the workshop.
Karen DuckWorth and Janet Waters Local Artist placement number three Photograph (unit 1 part A/B)
Janet Waters helping set up camera to shoot some photographes |
This were some of the photographs taken with Karen camera and Jan light skills.
Making mistake in order to get a clear image and practise to see different Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO would have of the images,
Some the images are beginning to get the right look but I felt still long way to go and would need a lot practice before I go back to taking the final images of salt crystals.. I was show by Karen and Jan what images I was aim to create or similar too. I felt I achieved a lot in show space of afternoon and evening and was pleased I had a challenge ahead of me.
3rd June workshop three unit 2 - Ibbison Court (unit 2 part C/D)
We worked with the group members to
take photographs in Revoe of all the things that represented the area for them.
The group that came out to take the photographs mainly comprised of children
aged 6 years to 10 years old. They took the pictures and the artists used the
resulting photographs to create a collage celebrating the Revoe area.
Disposable cameras were used for the project, replicating an old
fashioned/dated way of taking photographs. Snap shots in time were taken of
places the children had memories of including the library, their primary
school, the park, shops and for some their own houses. The artists took as
their inspiration the style of traditional post cards of Blackpool creating
images as if reflecting memories over time. Some members of the Arts and Crafts
group also wrote down their memories of places in Revoe and these features in
the window.
children picking their photographs |
Ibbidon Court- where the workshops took place |
On workshop three,
The plan was to be more flexible with the plan due last week
it did not go the way we planned. The
mean point of the workshop was, we wanted the children to look at the photographs
they had produced from last workshop. We got each child to pick their top five photographs
they would like to see in shop window. We ask why like them and how they though
photographs turn out. We ask older
members of the group to write a memoires about the Reveo, whilst the children
draw picture from memoires of the area. The idea using collage of images and photographs
to display in the window shop.
Children showing us there chosen photographs and telling us why they had picke them |
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