Miss Power Art : November 2014

Thursday, November 27, 2014

I LOVE BOREDPANDA.COM

Bored Panda.com is a great creative website to check out, just look at these pen doodle by Kerby Rosanes.

Is there any other sites you can suggest others can look at?

Wednesday, November 26, 2014

One of our former art students Alison Tubritt had an exhibition of her paintings in the Tate Guerin Gallery in Wells House, Ballyedmond, Co Wexford. It is well worth going to see what else is on offer there. The opening of her first ever show was greatly anticipated, her work is available here and at Art by Alison and is open to making commissions.

Alison is finishing her second year of Art college in Dublin. As I was leaving the gallery Alison was in negotiations with a lady who was buying one of her cow series. It will be a great investment as Alison has a bright creative future ahead of her.

Alison among other past art students have set up a facebook page 'RCS Arty Farts' so others can join and share their artwork and information. I hope to see them exhibiting together in Sept 2015

Well done Al

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Regional Credit Union Art Competition

Well done and congratulations to the following who won prizes in the recently run Art competition by New Ross, Credit Union. Katie Drohan was 1st place in the 11-13 age category and Olivia Furlong came 2nd. And to our 5th years Conor Byrne 1st and Alanah Kavanagh 3rd in the 14-17 category

Well done! The Students were presented with their prizes and certificates in November 2014. Katie's artwork has been chosen to progress to the National finals.

Credit Union Art Competition

Katie, Alanah and Conor

Monday, November 24, 2014

Ramsgrange Community School Art Department

All students can be creative in some way.They need to be provided with opportunities to develop their own creative thinking and problem solving skills. Developing student’s understanding of the need to learn to view mistakes as an opportunity for leaning, rather than something that was unsuccessful. A positive learning environment where students can voice their opinions and explore new ideas is essential.