At the end of the Second World War Karl Jaspers wrote...
That which has happened is a warning. To forget it is guilt. It must be continually remembered.
It was possible for this to happen, and it remains possible for it to happen again at any minute.
Only in knowledge can it be prevented.
It was possible for this to happen, and it remains possible for it to happen again at any minute.
Only in knowledge can it be prevented.
Year Seven Performance...
Some images from a series taken from the year seven performance on stereotyping and isolation. More will be exhibited in the coming weeks...
Cultivating rememberance...
Over the next 6 weeks, students of St Augustine's of Canterbury School will be learning, researching and producing work both locally and nationally to pay homage to those affected by the Second World War. By investigating labelling, division and consequences, they will develop a new way of thinking about art and historical/ social commentary, and more over, highlight the
importance of remembrance and knowledge...
importance of remembrance and knowledge...
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