Showing posts with label Archie Markham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Archie Markham. Show all posts

Thursday, 21 March 2013

Archie Markham Project - 19th March 2013

 Creating An App was a tricky business....

Storyboard plan for App
Today we began outlining what sort of interactive application we wanted to create.  



Participants created storyboards illustrating the user experience.



We had a big discussion about different types of interactive media and what media was.

Friday, 15 March 2013

Archie Markham project - 12th March 2013


At the Hallam University workshops, we have just completed our body of poems'! 

Participants used Haiku poetry form with life sized outlines of their bodies.  They decorated the cutouts with poems and words and drawings 

Watch the video!

Monday, 25 February 2013

Archie Markham Project Febuary Half Term 2013


Participants capturing images of their local environment to inspire Poetry and new work


Over 3 days participants worked with Artists and volunteers to create Art and Apps based on the work of Archie Markham!

A the end of the project, students put on a show for parents!



Friday, 15 February 2013

Archie Markham Project - 12th Feb 2013



At the Hallam University workshops, participants talk about their work in todays session.

Watch the video!

Friday, 8 February 2013

Thursday, 31 January 2013

Archie Markham Project - 29th jan 2013


We had the first Readers Group workshop at Sheffield Hallam University today. We continued our creative learning journey exploring the life and work of writer Archie Markham.




Students made full length cut outs of themselves filled with poetry!



Tuesday, 17 July 2012

Archie Markham Project Launch



A media Arts and performance project celebrating the writing and life of E.A. Markham!

Fours creative's -  an Actor, a Writer, a digital Artist and a Dance Artist will work with pupils from Huckolow schoool to produce a spectacualr performance for Black HIstory Month 2012!

Themed 'many voice' our first session involved pretending to be someone else. With our help, students worked out  a scenario where they pretended to be old by dressing up, speaking in an old way and moving in a  old way - it was fantastic!

Afterwards students evaluated their experience and told us how they wanted to project to do in the future.

Archie Markham was professor emeritus at Sheffield Hallam Unvieristy, he died in 2008.