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.
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.
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.
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.