15 May Our Recent Art Projects
Our Recent Art Projects
Discover the amazing Art projects that have been recently produced.
The students from the CDETB Employability Skills Programme have been busy creating several different Art projects during this year.
Dublin Canvas Project
A tribute to the Fire Fighters at Kilbarrack Fire Brigade station
Our “Fetch the Engine” Dublin Canvas Project takes pride of place outside Kilbarrack Fire station
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we use art as a way to
express ourselves and to highlight issues that are important to us
We have been inspired by the artist
Keith Haring
our creations of inspired
Keith Haring artwork
The Keith Haring Project is “Do what makes you happy” Simplified shapes of people doing what they love. Bold colours in keeping with the Haring theme.
For my own tile, I decided to paint the character from my favourite video game. His name is Crash Bandicoot.
RyanCDETB Artist
I love Pop music and dancing so I did a painting to show the things that I love in my life.
KelseyCDETB Artist
I really like Keith Haring's work so I tried to copy his style when I doing my designing my tile.
ChrisCDETB Artist
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Katsushika Hokusai
Save Our Seas Project
The Katsushika Hokusai Save Our Seas Project was a reaction to watching “A Plastic Ocean”, which is a movie documentary on Netflix.
The use of mainly plastic and tissue is to highlight how much of our rubbish ends up in our seas and oceans thus destroying the sea life.
The use of mainly plastic and tissue is to highlight how much of our rubbish ends up in our seas and oceans thus destroying the sea life.
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hover your mouse over image to reveal the Save Our Seas artwork
"Giant Wings - Express Yourself" Project
The CDETB Art Students worked on a project called “Giant Wings – Express Yourself”. Several paintings were completed by the group in order to experience using Acrylics. The paintings were later photocopied and cut into paper feathers and collaged together to create life size angel wings. Selfies were encouraged as each participant instantly became an angel.
Colour and texture were the main focus of the paintings with a view to creating intuitive pieces which were inspiring and sensual. Expressive paintings become paper feathers on paper wings to encourage us to spread our wings and see how far we can fly.
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