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Socially engaged artsIn complex ecologies of learning' BRIDGING THE GAP '
'Bridging the gap' was part of the Generations Together project Led by Andrew Henon for Somerset Film as part of the Company of Voices initiative to tackle perceived and real cultural issues of intergenerational workingThe 'Making of bridging the gap' video provides valuable insights into the creative making of the film. A process as experienced by young people it is their own story and focus for reflection it is the 'Living Educational Theory' aspect to the work that brings insights into how attitudes can change through a process of engagement.
Dynamic Flow FormsAndrew HenonA Socially Engaged Fine Art FilmProduced as part of the artist in ressidence with nesa in 2008 - 9
Environmental issues have been of serious concern to me since 1977 and even as a child watching the television coverage of environmental disasters affected me deeply. As a teenager I created the paintings below.
Some examples of early work 1978 - 1980Surreal issues based workPainted in acrylic and spray paint on board here is a description of one of the paintingsFrom left title 'In the balance' a pair of scales of ballance with a CND insignia centre as the fulcrum in the left hand scale pan polluted industrial landscape, the smoke from which forms an ominious cloud held back by the light through the CND lens which eclipses a bight white sun. In right hand scale pan allternative landscape with solar, wind, hydro and bio power. The pyramid form refers to ancient technologies and Glastonbury Festival. In the far distance a sea roles in waves on to the shore. The butterflies fly from left to right originall painted with the earth lower left and moon lower right. The panting was later trimed in 1992 as part of work on the Spatial Design Course at Bournemouth where it was re presented with a new body of work |
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