Spooky! - A friend just told me of this blog, and blimey, the top article is of photographs by an old friend of my family - Al Hurwitz, a great educationalist. In 1972 my father was asked to go to Boston and help with the teaching on a wonderful arts summer school. I had the delight of accompanying him and taking part as a shy 12 year old. I am now an arts workshop teacher and still use some of the techniques and concepts my father and Al's generation of teachers inspired in mine.
Beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteSpooky! - A friend just told me of this blog, and blimey, the top article is of photographs by an old friend of my family - Al Hurwitz, a great educationalist. In 1972 my father was asked to go to Boston and help with the teaching on a wonderful arts summer school. I had the delight of accompanying him and taking part as a shy 12 year old. I am now an arts workshop teacher and still use some of the techniques and concepts my father and Al's generation of teachers inspired in mine.
ReplyDeletewhoa, that's wild. I didn't really know how big of a deal Al Hurwitz was until I googled him!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! And good to hear these ideas live on in your workshops, Tristan!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. The second photo reminds me of Franz Erhard Walther. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAh, thanks for that link. I think I have seen Franz Walther photos around but didn't know his name.
ReplyDeleteThe use of string also reminds me of Vera Frenkel
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