Author Archives: Emma Puente
Hello and goodbye 2018!
Yes, I am just going to waltz back in here as if I haven’t neglected to write a blog post for the last two years… Don’t worry, you didn’t miss anything. ^_^ Just the usual documentation work for some of … Continue reading
Stations of the Cross project – update
Stations of the whatnow? If you don’t know what I’m talking about, check out my original blog post here. Don’t have time to read two whole blog posts right now? Well here’s a quick reminder: Stations of the Cross is an exhibition currently taking place … Continue reading
Analysing story structure with small folks today
Using Frozen as an example, I asked my youngest afternoon group at PQA what messages they thought the film was trying to send its audience: “Don’t fall out with your sister” “Don’t trust men” …then after some debate… “Don’t trust bad … Continue reading
Stations of the Cross project
It’s always fun to have something new to get one’s teeth stuck into, and at the moment I am in the process of producing a series of short videos – vignettes if you will – to document the progress of … Continue reading
Documentary – Every Child Is An Artist: Digital Arts
Every Child is an Artist At the end of last year I was one of a group of artists taking part in Every Child Is An Artist, a project created by Mercurial Dance which aims to develop the skills, ability and imagination of … Continue reading
Every Child is an Artist project
This term I have been one of a small group of artists working with pupils at Oasis Hobmoor Academy, Birmingham as part of the Every Child is an Artist project, an initiative led by Oliver Scott of Mercurial Dance which … Continue reading
Documenting the Apocalypse
Even if threatened with an impending apocalypse I don’t think I’d get it together to get these blog posts out in a more timely fashion… still, better to be doing than writing about doing eh? Late last year artist extraordinaire Michael Takeo … Continue reading