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Protected: Ratoath College – Harry Clarke inspired Masks

28th Sep 201611th Jan 2017 • Angela Clarke

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Unit 1, The Village Centre,
Ratoath, Co. Meath
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Mon-Weds 3.30-7.30, Thurs 3.30-9.30, Fri-Sat 10-6. Sunday Closed.

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This is Poppy, our new addition to the ClarkeArt team🐶🎨
Yesterday at Clarke art we had a workshop for kids with additional needs, organized by ASK. Here are some of the lovely hanging fish and paintings they created.🐟🐠🎣
The weekly art classes have now finished. I will miss these lovely faces. Looking forward to seeing you all back in September. 🎨🥳🎉
The weekly art classes have now finished. I will miss these lovely faces. Looking forward to seeing you all in September. 🎨🥳🎉
The weekly art classes have now finished. I will miss these lovely faces. Looking forward to seeing you all in September. 🎨🥳🎉
The weekly art classes have now finished. I will miss these lovely faces. Looking forward to seeing you all in September. 🎨🥳🎉
This is our last week of after school art classes. The Saturday art classes are now finished until September. I will miss these lovely faces. Looking forward to seeing you all in September. 🎨🥳🎉
This is our last week of after school art classes. The Saturday art classes are now finished until September. I will miss these lovely faces. 🎨🥳🎉
This is our last week of after school art classes. The Saturday art classes are now finished until September. I will miss these lovely faces. 🎨🥳🎉
Congratulations to Emily, David, Georgia, Grace and Charlotte on winning in the Community Games Art & Modelmaking competition. Good luck to all going forward into the National competition. So proud of you guys! 😄👏👏🎨 #meathcommunitygames #ratoathcommunitygames
This week students explored the work of modernist artist Beatriz Milhazes, who is one of Brazil's most successful contemporary painters. Characterised by her use of colour, optical movement and geometry, especially circular shapes.
This week students explored the work of modernist artist Beatriz Milhazes, who is one of Brazil's most successful contemporary painters. Characterised by her use of colour, optical movement and geometry, especially circular shapes.
This week students explored the work of modernist artist Beatriz Milhazes, who is one of Brazil's most successful contemporary painters. Characterised by her use of colour, optical movement and geometry, especially circular shapes.
Lovely value studies of primary objects drawn in graphite by students in today’s art class.💐🐎
This week students studied the connection between form and colour. Inspired by the art of op artist Victor Vasarely, who recognized the inner geometry of nature, and (according to Jozsef Sarkany at the Vasarely Museum in Hungary) also thought that everyone is an artist.🎨
This week students studied the connection between form and colour. Inspired by the art of op artist Victor Vasarely, who recognized the inner geometry of nature, and (according to Jozsef Sarkany at the Vasarely Museum in Hungary) also thought that everyone is an artist.🎨
Lovely continuous line studies from different angles of a Venetian mask by a student from yesterday’s art class 🎭
Following the colour wheels from last week, students have been exploring the abstract style of Spanish painter Joan Miró, who said ’I try to apply colors like words that shape poems, like notes that shape music’.💕
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