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9 August 2026

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An engaging Bruce Nauman-inspired KS3 Art activity exploring repetition, pattern, overlap, scale and composition.

Students create a dynamic artwork using repeated hand shapes, experimenting with different sizes, positions, colours and overlapping forms to create movement and visual rhythm.

Includes clear learning objectives, vocabulary, visual example, teacher guidance, extension challenge and self-assessment.

A useful print-and-teach Art cover lesson suitable for Years 7–9, independent work, artist studies and creative homework.

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