National Gallery Art Road Trip

We helped support this event to celebrate National Gallery’s 200th Anniversary, alongside Create Gloucestershire, giving the students of SGS Forest High School an incredible opportunity to participate in creative workshops led by gallery facilitators and talented artists, using the amazing artworks on the mobile art studio.

The event was over a total of three days, with the first two days being exclusively for students to explore and create, and the third day being open to the public to join in!

It was a fantastic chance to explore art, creativity and community!

[Image description: A birds eye view of a concrete space outside bordered by green trees. You can see multiple people stood on the concrete which has paint pigments splattered all over in yellow, blue and green. The words 'No Out Siders' made with s

[Image description: Close up view of the concrete floor covered with circular paint splats in purple, orange, yellow, blue and green. You can see somebody’s legs in the background.]

[Image description: A group of school children working together to make some artwork. They have used yellow and orange tape to put together various items such as a hockey stick and a barrel.]

[Image description: The National Gallery Art Road Trip van parked outside. There is a table in front of it containing arts and crafts materials. There are various items in the bottom right hand of the image such as tennis rackets and tyres.]

[Image description: Four students facing the camera and posing by making a peace sign with their hands. One student is holding a shark hand puppet and another is holding a purple and yellow tennis racket.]

[Image description: Five students stood around in a circle outside holding a blue hula hoop. The hula hoop is covered in yellow and orange tape, some of the tape has formed a triangle.]

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Wyldwood ArtsDecember 4, 2024Comment