Peter Randall-Page: in the process of [doing something]

This series of filmed interviews offer an insight into the creative process of a range of artists and creative practitioners, from those represented within our collection, exhibition programme or commissioning process, to those who work in the region.

In this film, internationally renowned artist Peter Randall-Page talks about his studio practice and nature's influence upon his work.

Key Stages:: Key Stage 3,; Key Stage 4,; Key Stage 5,; Higher/Further Education

Curricula:: Art and Design,; Design and Technology

Topic:: Peter Randall-Page

School Visits

Artist workshops

Give your students the chance to work with a practising artist to explore our visual arts collections, learn artistic techniques and develop their own creative responses.

SENsational workshops

Our SENsational workshops for students with special educational needs and disabilities, including those with profound and multiple disabilities and ASC, are open to visits from a range of educational settings.

Britain After 1945

How did Britain and Plymouth change after the end of World War II? Students will explore and debate themes around identity, community and social responsibility in relation to life in Plymouth since 1945.

Loan Boxes

Explore: Joshua Reynolds Paint Box

Explore the pigments and paints that Sir Joshua Reynolds would have used to create his masterpieces.

Explore: Watercolours of Plymouth

Explore how Plymouth has been captured in watercolours over the years.

Create: 120mm Camera

Have a go at using a 120mm camera with your class, and see what you can capture.

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