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Disaster! I think I've deleted all my recent posts! So I'll do a 'last of Japan and first of Hong Kong' and we'll start again from there!!

  • Writer: Clare Shepherd
    Clare Shepherd
  • 2 days ago
  • 1 min read



We travelled south from Osaka on the bullet train at a speed of 200mph to an art island called Naoshima where we stayed in a very typical little Japanese house and visited all the art galleries and installations by bike. From there we moved south to another island called Miyajima, famous for its floating shrine and feral deer who'll steal your handbag given the chance. Miyajima is across the water from Hiroshima, we went to the Hiroshima museum, a second visit for me but just as powerful as the first. Isaac loved the sea at Miyajima. Now in Hong Kong which is very hot with 85% humidity we hit the ground running - school pick up the dancing class yesterday, tomorrow swimming, gymnastics ad Japanese style shichida class - I'll be doing the swimming class with Felicity :) It's been great to see them all - very happy, very settled.

 
 
 

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About this site...
 
I am an art teacher living and working in Dorset.  I have taught for the Adult Education Service and the University of Bath, plus some supply teaching in my local schools but now I run my courses privately. This site is intended as an addition to my teaching, primarily now to showcase the Sunday workshops I run.
 
All lessons are also available for any one anywhere who would like some ideas on what to teach, what to learn or is just interested in seeing what we do.
 
I'm afraid I won't be able to answer emails asking for comments on anyone's work (other than for currently enrolled students).
 
I run Sunday workshops, one every month and a short summer school.. Other than that I spend every available moment in my studio or drawing and painting elsewhere.
 
I studied for four years at The Slade School of Fine Art where I was awarded The Slade Prize on graduation. I went on to travel and study further finally doing a P.G.C.E at Exeter University with Ted Wragg as my mentor. It was a wonderful year of education which set me in good stead for my years of teaching since then.

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