Angelika Howard
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Experience

Angelika Howard has worked as a teacher in Austria and Vienna since 1976 and used the creative process and art-making as a hobby and stress relief. 
Later she worked as a SENCO (Special Education Needs Co-ordinator) and Integrative Arts Psychotherapist (therapeutic counselling) with adolescents using the arts for personal development and healing.
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Angelika Howard has been making art all her life but has not worked professionally as an artist. Now, after  retiring, she is studying for a BA in Fine Art: Contemporary Practice and  she is keen to become a professional artist for the rest of her life.
She belongs to a group called “New Road Artists” whose members hold studios at Rye Creative Centre, East Sussex.


Exhibitions

New Road Artists Summer Exhibition at Rye Creative Centre, 21 June - 10 August 2018 

Open Studio Week at Rye Creative Centre, 22-23 September 2017

New Road Artist Group Exhibition, 9-30 September 2017

On the Other Side - New Road Artists at Rye Art Gallery, 17 June - 23 July 2017

Open Studios at Rye Creative Centre, 23-24 September 2016

New Road Artists Exhibition accompanying Open Studios, 18th-27th September 2015: painting, printmaking, photography, textile art, sculpture, illustration and more.

 Group exhibition of New Road Artists, Rye  Creative Centre, 13th – 15th May 2015

“Concrete” – Rock House Hastings: group exhibition, contemporary fine arts students, 2015: installations


Curation

“Found- an accidental encounter” group show with Nick Archer, Sue Batt, David Crew, Jenny Edbrooke, Jillian Eldridge, Anny Evason, Ros Faram, Paula MacArthur, Jenny Pockley, Stephanie Rubin, 3rd February – 10th February 2016

 “ Bright to Light to Black” solo show , Jillian Eldridge, Rye Creative Centre, co-curation , 11th – 29th January 2016


Education

Currently studying BA Fine Art Practice at Brighton University, Hastings Campus, part-time 2014-2019

Integrative Arts Psychotherapy -  Counselling for Adolescents -  part-time  2005 – 2010

Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology – Open University- 2000

Certificate in professional Studies in Education, Careers Work – Canterbury Christ Church University College – 2000

Qualified teacher Status in the UK – 1990

Teacher Training course for Rudolf Steiner School which has a holistic and integrative approach for children with all abilities – no diploma was awarded then as it was voluntarily

Magister der Philosophie in English and American Studies, History, Pedagogy Vienna University – 1985 (equivalent to MA) specialised in Psycholinguistics and Social History.​
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