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Andy Lock lived, worked, and studied in Hull for over 15 years, taking photographs capturing the post war everyday architecture in Hull. You can see these fascinating images on display in the gallery now, until 4 Feb! Find out more: bit.ly/46SYpBS

*FEATURED ARTIST OF THE WEEK* Derek Gores His art, made from recycled materials, mostly depicts portraits of women or everyday life scenes inspired by the world of fashion and design Kingswood Academy #RecycleWeek

*ART TECHNIQUE OF THE WEEK* In support of National Recycle Week why not challenge yourself and create a piece of art from recycled objects and materials. #RecycleWeek Lift Kingswood

⭐️Tomorrow is the day⭐️ Our Art and Environmental Change Season begins! From Canaletto's Venetian landscapes to Colin Gray's imagining of Hull Under Water. Explore maritime histories, and futures, with us and our three excellent exhibitions! Find out more: bit.ly/45CPqUE

*FEATURED ARTIST OF THE WEEK* Francis Bacon Bacon used his characteristic bold colour and deformed figures to create a thoroughly modern yet horrific collection of Art Lift Kingswood

*ART TECHNIQUE OF THE WEEK* Explore the world of negatives through using white pencil onto black paper.Kingswood Academy

Autumnal Art Club 🍂🍁@AETAcademies Lift Kingswood Kingswood_academy_enrichment

Join us tonight at @HumberStGallery for the launch of the INTER_CHANGE Showcase 22/23!🎉 The upstairs exhibition is the culmination of our year-long artist development programme for early-career artists. Drop-in from 6-9pm, no booking required! 👉absolutelycultured.co.uk/whats-on/event…

*FEATURED ARTIST OF THE WEEK* John Singer Sargeant He was sent to France in July 1918 to gather visual material at the Front. ‘Gassed’ depicts young British soldiers temporarily blinded by a gas attack, he inspired by a scene that Sargent witnessed himself. Lift Kingswood

*TECHNIQUE OF THE WEEK* Try painting flowers using a plastic bag, the wrinkles and folds of the bag create fantastic petals. #rememberanceday ⁦Lift Kingswood⁩ youtu.be/BoDQfNoPUrY?si…

*FEATURED ARTIST OF THE WEEK* Francoise Nielly Nielly uses a palette knife to paint her portraits. This technique means the famous faces have a range of textures and marks on them, almost looking like parts have been cut away to reveal other colours below. Lift Kingswood

*TECHNIQUE OF THE WEEK* Impasto An Italian word for “mixture,” used to describe a painting technique wherein paint is thickly laid on a surface, so that brushstrokes or palette knife marks are visible. Lift Kingswood Frank Auerbach

*FEATURED ARTIST OF THE WEEK* Rene Magritte Born Today! A Belgian surrealist artist known for his depictions of familiar objects in unfamiliar, unexpected contexts, which often provoked questions about the nature of reality.Lift Kingswood

*TECHNIQUE OF THE WEEK* Photomontage A photomontage is a collage constructed from photographs. Lift Kingswood Raoul Hausmann

*TECHNIQUE OF THE WEEK* Wax Resist Strokes are made with clear wax then overpainted with watercolour. The wash only adheres to the paper where there is no wax. It is used to create a range of grainy effects using the surface of the paper to give texture. Lift Kingswood

*FEATURED ARTIST OF THE WEEK* Henry Moore Henry Moore born 1898, Castleford, Yorkshire. English sculptor whose organically shaped, abstract, bronze and stone figures constitute the major 20th-century manifestation of the humanist tradition in sculpture.Lift Kingswood

***NEVER GIVE UP*** Some fantastic reduction prints created by our talented year 8 students! Lift Kingswood

***OUTSTANDING LEARNING*** Some amazing impressionist inspired paintings by our year 7 students. Well done! Lift Kingswood

***OUTSTANDING LEARNING*** Some more wonderful prints of Hull Landmarks from our year 8 students! Lift Kingswood

***Highest Expectations*** A wonderful example of impressionist inspired watercolour painting by Oliver in Year 7. Well done! Kingswood Academy