Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts

Thursday, 8 September 2022

A Bit of Looking and Seeing with Kurt Rowland

 Managed to pick these wonderful Kurt Rowland books up sometime ago. This series of books seems to have drifted in and out of my life for decades. I 1st remember seeing these at School in our strange old tatty library, then came across them again years later when at University. Was reminded many years after that when I saw them on the Toys and Techniques blog not long after that I decided to track them down. I am still missing the Development of Shape and The Shape of Towns. These do crop up on ebay and maybe one day I will get round to picking them up.


Sunday, 25 November 2018

Bibliothèque de Travail: Fernand Leger















"The working library (BT) is a documentary review for children, used in Freinet pedagogy . This collection was created in 1932 by Célestin Freinet . ICEM Shipyards prepare manuscripts and test them in classrooms before printing." (slighty iffy Google translation of this).

Fernand Leger at Tate Liverpool: New Times New Pleasures