Pupils Take Part in The Big Draw

In October the Lower School artists took part in The Big Draw 2020.

With a focus on climate change and the human relationship to the environment, pupils created stamps to be posted on a world map.

Each pupil from Years 1-3 created at least one 3cm x 4cm stamp to contribute to our cardboard world map. The stamps act as 400 individual miniature climate change statements coming together as one, enforcing what we collectively can be doing in order to save our planet.

The world map ‘installation’ is now on show in the under-stairs gallery outside the Art Department and you can see some of the individual pieces of art in our gallery below:

Flickr album: The Big Draw 2020 | Height: auto | Theme: Default

 

 

 

 

 

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Here is our finished collaborative interpretation for The Big Draw 2020! Each pupil from Years 1-3 has created at-least one 3cm x 4cm stamp to contribute to our cardboard world map. The stamps act as 400 individual miniature protests against climate change coming together as one, enforcing what we collectively need to do in order to save our planet from crisis. #ChurchersLimitlessPotential #firstyear #lowerschoolartlessons #churcherscollege #hampshireschool #savetheworld #climatechange #stamps #environmentalcrisis #worldmap #drawing #thebigdraw #drawingactivism #seniorschool #youngartistsofinstagram #churchers1722 #portfolios #lowersixth #churcherscollegeart #studio #artdepartment #churchersartdepartment #petersfieldschool

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