Inauguration de la nouvelle cour de récréation peinte par Ben Heine avec et pour les élèves de l'Ecole Communale d'Eprave et présentation du nouveau projet pédagogique en présence de Madame la Bourgmestre de Rochefort Corine Mullens, de Monsieur l'Echevin de la Jeunesse Julien Defaux, de la Directrice Cindy Defosset et Monsieur Nicolas Grégoire ainsi que les autres enseignants, éducateurs et parents. Plus de photos ici: https://bit.ly/2KDFfWW A propos de notre ASBL: https://benheine.com/fr/culturart-asbl/
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Lesson Plan to teach and learn Pencil Vs Camera and Digital Circlism creative concepts by Ben Heine - For school teachers and students.
For schools and teachers: Find here below some new and free lesson plans explaining how to introduce and teach Ben Heine's "Pencil Vs Camera" and "Digital Circlism" concepts in schools to stimulate students art skills, imagination, creativity and use of new technologies. Click on following images to view the full pdf documents. From St Mary's High School in Ontario, Canada. More info, examples and other lesson plans here.
1) Lesson Plan to teach and learn Pencil Vs Camera photo drawing
creative concept by Ben Heine for teachers and students. More info
creative concept by Ben Heine for teachers and students. More info
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2) Lesson plan to teach and learn Digital Circlism creative concept
by Ben Heine for teachers and school students. More info
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Excellent Pencil Vs Camera interpretations by 15 y/o students of the Collingwood School in Canada
Excellent Pencil Vs Camera interpretations by 15 y/o
students of the Collingwood School in Canada
(with French teacher Mahasti Mofazali).
More info: http://bit.ly/21HpcIL
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Excellentes interprétations Pencil vs Camera par des
élèves de 15 ans de la Collingwood School au
Canada. (avec la professeur Mahasti Mofazali).
Plus d'infos: http://bit.ly/21HpcIL
students of the Collingwood School in Canada
(with French teacher Mahasti Mofazali).
More info: http://bit.ly/21HpcIL
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Excellentes interprétations Pencil vs Camera par des
élèves de 15 ans de la Collingwood School au
Canada. (avec la professeur Mahasti Mofazali).
Plus d'infos: http://bit.ly/21HpcIL
Chouettes interprétations Pencil vs Camera par des élèves de 7 ans de Culture Desvres (France)
Chouettes interprétations Pencil vs Camera par
des élèves de 7 ans de Culture Desvres
Plus d'infos: http://bit.ly/21HpcIL
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Sweet Pencil Vs Camera interpretations by 7 y/o
students of Culture Desvres in France
More info: http://bit.ly/21HpcIL
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Pencil Vs Camera images made by students of Collingwood School
Pencil Vs Camera images made by students of Collingwood School (teacher: Mahasti Mofazali) under my supervision. I'm glad so many schools around the world are using my concept to develop children's creativity. More info: http://bit.ly/21HpcIL
Images Pencil Vs Camera réalisées par des élèves de la Collingwood School (Prof: Mahasti Mofazali) sous ma supervision. Je suis content que tant d'écoles autour du monde utilisent mon concept pour développer la créativité des jeunes. Plus d'info: http://bit.ly/1RBU8KM
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Pencil Vs Camera Popular in Primary and Secondary Schools
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Since 2013, Ben Heine's Pencil Vs Camera concept has become popular in primary and secondary schools worldwide. Heine was quickly contacted by art teachers and schools requesting to use and teach his techniques to their students. They are showing them Heine's creative process through pedagogical worksheets and ask students to do similar images to stimulate their imagination, train their drawing and photography skills, encourage them to use new technologies and motivate them to share ideas and communicate. Heine's work also allows teachers to discuss the differences between observational and imaginative drawing with the art class. The students either create their own artworks from scratch or use Heine's images with the sketch removed to have something to start with (see below).
Since Heine's creative techniques became part of art lessons in many primary and secondary schools, different art lesson plans giving instructions on how to use his concept are spread by schools and art teachers on the Internet in France and in the United Kingdom (see some examples below). Heine has also given frequent interactive conferences to schools in Canada. In June 2014, one of the classes studying Heine's concept in Belgium (Katholieke Centrumschool Denderleeuw) visited his studio in Rochefort (more info).
Here below in red are some lesson plans examples based on Ben Heine concept for primary and secondary schools, followed by links showing applications in art classes in the UK, France and Canada (this is a selection, there are numerous other examples in French schools). If you're an art teacher, feel free to use or improve this material for educative purposes.
Applications in schools (selection):
Dover College (Dover, UK)
Lander Valley High School (Lander, UK)
Madison High School (Madison UK)
Ecole Lamartine (Dunkerque, France)
Ecole Coligny (Poitier, France)
Ecole Renaudeau (Allaire, France)
International School of Beijing (China)
Ecole St Jean le Vieux (St Jean le Vieux, France)
Ecole de la Flotte en Ré (Flotte en Ré, France)
Bede's Preparatory School (Eastbourne, UK)
Some results
(view many more here)
Ecole Lamartine (Dunkerque, France)
Ecole Coligny (Poitier, France)
Ecole Renaudeau (Allaire, France)
International School of Beijing (China)
Ecole St Jean le Vieux (St Jean le Vieux, France)
Ecole de la Flotte en Ré (Flotte en Ré, France)
Bede's Preparatory School (Eastbourne, UK)
Some results
(view many more here)
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(See it on DeviantArt)
Students in Cape Verde, Western Africa.
If you wish, you can view some details here.
(See the whole Pencil Vs Camera album)
© 2011 - Ben Heine
Students in Cape Verde, Western Africa.
If you wish, you can view some details here.
(See the whole Pencil Vs Camera album)
© 2011 - Ben Heine
In A House of the
Lonesome Night
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
Down the streets where I'm from
A song comes easily to play
On the piano chords I strum
But nothing for long will stay
The days are like a river
In their calling and longing's fire
The voices of the wind shiver
While whispering to me its desire
In a house of the lonesome night
Love songs of my dreams away
Come in their fancy and flight
Each of their shading and lay
A love is man's truest giver
Of anything that comes and goes
And the poet their passions deliver
To give words that the wind blows
Down the streets there are no names
Only leaves that are dancing on
In flickering shadows and flames
Till the hours of longing is gone
Every day has its own true meaning
With life that clashes and unfolds
In ways of disclosure and gleaning
Every aspect of its living remolds
Lonesome Night
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
Down the streets where I'm from
A song comes easily to play
On the piano chords I strum
But nothing for long will stay
The days are like a river
In their calling and longing's fire
The voices of the wind shiver
While whispering to me its desire
In a house of the lonesome night
Love songs of my dreams away
Come in their fancy and flight
Each of their shading and lay
A love is man's truest giver
Of anything that comes and goes
And the poet their passions deliver
To give words that the wind blows
Down the streets there are no names
Only leaves that are dancing on
In flickering shadows and flames
Till the hours of longing is gone
Every day has its own true meaning
With life that clashes and unfolds
In ways of disclosure and gleaning
Every aspect of its living remolds
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