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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2025 · 10 MIN

Perspective podcast #30 Art & Design: How Do Artists Help Pupils See the World?

from A Headteacher's Perspective Podcast · host A Headteacher's Perspective

Art lessons are never just about drawing or painting — they’re about learning to see. In this episode, we explore how using pairs of artists can open up children’s thinking, helping them compare, question, and understand the world in new ways. By placing contrasting but connected artists side by side, schools can spark the curiosity that makes art a lens on life.* Why “seeing” is at the heart of art education* How paired artists deepen children’s understanding* Examples of contrasting artists that inspire comparison* How this approach links with curriculum intent and progression* Why art is a powerful subject for building perspective and empathy This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit paulurry68.substack.com/subscribe

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