Morning class: Welcome

ROOM C.06.015

Time 11am - 12pm

LECTURERS: Iain Smart / Joe Glover

12pm - 1pm: Lunch on campus.

Afternoon class

1pm - 3pm

ROOM C.06.015

Lecturer: Joe Glover

Activity: Photo walk: The BARRAS, Glasgows east end.

Review days images.

ROOM C.06.015

TIME 9.30AM - 12PM

Talk on street art with Amy

12pm - 1pm: Lunch

Afternoon class

Activity: Murals walk (times TBC)

Review days Images

Room C.06.099 (Mac lab)

Time: 9.30am - 12pm: editing images from the week so far. Getting work print ready.

Selections for exhibition.

12pm - 1pm: Lunch

Afternoon class

1pm - 3pm

Street level / Glasgow Gallery of photography visits.

Morning class: 9.30am - 12pm

Shooting in the studio (studios C.06.006 and C.06.007)

12pm - 1pm: lunch

Afternoon class:

1pm - 3pm

Editing portraits: Room C.06.099 (Mac lab)

We will finish by putting together a digital folio of the work produced during your week.

Morning

9.30am - 12pm (room 698 computer room)

Complete digital portfolio.

Powerpoint of best 15 pictures taken over the week (with Joe)

Lunch: Scottish lunch 12 PM - 1PM

Afternoon: 1pm - 3pm

Feedback session with Joe and Iain with prints of your work exhibited.

We will hang our small exhibition in one of the studios, and have feedback session, on the week.

What I find interesting:
I like how the artist mixed painting and sculpture. The ship comes out of the wall, almost like it’s real. The colors are bright and cheerful, and they give energy to the place. It reminds me of the history of Toulon as a port city, and it makes the city center more attractive for people and tourists

What I find interesting:
The colors are simple, mostly pink, black and white, but very powerful. The black hearts and the big heart behind the children make the message very clear. I also like that it is small and hidden on an electric box, but still very expressive. It shows that street art doesn’t need to be big to be meaningful.

What I find interesting:
The mural mixes old and new styles. It shows people and buildings, and the colors are very nice. It also shows how street art can improve public spaces.

What I find interesting:
What I like the most is how the artist recreated a vintage style. The colors and the font look like they are from the early 20th century. There is also a cat listening to a gramophone, which is very funny and creative. It’s interesting how street art can make us feel connected to the past, just by painting on a wall.

What I find interesting:
What I find special is how the artist used abstract shapes to represent the plants. It’s not realistic, but we can still feel the energy of nature. The colors are warm and soft, and they give life to the street. This kind of art makes the city more welcoming and creative. It also reminds us how important nature is, even in urban spaces.

What I find interesting:
The 3D effect is amazing. The shadows and details are very well done. It shows that the artist has a lot of talent. I also like that the seagull is an animal we often see near the sea, so it represents the local culture and environment. It’s a great way to connect the art with the identity of the town.