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Secondary Art and Design : Public Art

Clip description		Keywords
	'Five Sister Mosaic' by Emma Biggs Duration: 03:35 Emma Biggs discusses her 'Five Sisters Mosaic' with Andrew Graham–Dixon.	Medieval, pottery, ceramics, York, Cosmati pavement, mosaic, history, religion, Five Sisters Mosaic, Emma Biggs

	'One and Other' by Antony Gormley Duration: 09:10 Antony Gormley describes his project for the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square, London.	performance, Gormley, Trafalgar Square, London, reality, representation, participation

	A community art gallery for local artists Duration: 04:27 A short film about a community art gallery in Eccles, run by Karen Illingworth in a former shop as a not-for-profit community interest group, showing art by local artists, art clubs, retired people and youth groups.	community, painting, Eccles, gallery, exhibition, not-for-profit, social enterprise, art, artist

	Art at work: public art Duration: 04:29 Featuring two different artists and two major public art projects in London and Liverpool that have similar themes but very different outcomes.	environment, scheme, brief, site, journey, installed, stone, location, commission, sculpture, restrictions, impact, space, ArtandDesign

	Artist Fiona Rae creates public art Duration: 03:25 Artist Fiona Rae demonstrates using ICT to create a piece of public art for London's West End. The work is printed on to vinyl and is 20m high by 14m wide.	Fiona Rae, public art, ICT, vinyl, printing, graphic image, large scale

	Banksy opens bizarre 'pet shop' Duration: 02:55 The anonymous artists known as Banksy has created a pet shop full of unusual robotic animals.	animal rights, vegetarianism, Banksy, food, junk food, performance art, sculpture, surreal, weird, spooky

	Bodies in outer space Duration: 5:19 Antony Gormley reflects upon the creation of his figures and what they represent.	body, figure, feeling, mould, cast, space, freedom, volume, conceptual

	Caius Gabriel Cibber and the sculptures at the gates of Bedlam Duration: 01:46 Alistair Sooke visits Bethlem Royal Hospital to look at two sculptures that were situated 14 feet above the gates of the old hospital that was known as Bedlam.	Caius Gabriel Cibber, Bedlam, sculptures, Bethlem Royal Hospital, stone, 17th century, distress, anguish, insane, insanity

	Can do - food tins become art Duration: 01:33 Exhibition of artwork that has been created from tins of food that will go to the elderly and homeless.	charity, food aid, healthy eating, balance, art

	Cosmati pavement at Westminster Abbey Duration: 08:29 Andrew Graham-Dixon visits the Cosmati pavement at Westminster Abbey.	pavement, Westminster Abbey, church, worship, Christianity, King Henry III, mosaic, symbolism, history

	Cubism and contemporary architecture Duration: 02:32 An examination of the effect cubism has had on contemporary architecture.	cubism, form, sculpture, Picasso, architecture, geometry, creativity

	Gustav Klimt and the 'Beethoven Frieze' Duration: 03:41 Stephen Smith visits the gold domed Secession building in Vienna's temple to Art Nouveau, and discusses the work of Gustav Klimt's 1902 'Beethoven Frieze'.	Vienna, Beethoven frieze, Gustav Klimt, Vienna, Secession building, Art Nouveau, SexandSensibility

	Street art in Soweto - the work of Nkululeko Mhlangu Duration: 02:30 Soweto street artist Nkululeko Mhlangu describes how he creates educational art for the people using stencilling and spray-paint graffiti techniques.	Stencilling, graffiti, spray-paint, South Africa, Soweto, Mandela, Nkululeko Mhlangu, black artist, street art, icons

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