Visiting Art Elective Programme Exhibition 2013

Spectrum celebrates art as a metaphorical representation of a prism through which life’s spectrum of human expressions, emotions, imaginations, and responses are made visible through the works of Art Elective Programme (AEP) students. From the little quirks of life to the larger impact of social changes, from the simple play on different media to the thoughtful interpretations of the diversity around us, the exhibition brings together over 70 artworks of youthful emotion, intensity and brilliance. 

Participating schools include Bukit Panjang Government High School, CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh), Hwa Chong Institution, National Junior College, Nanyang Girls’ High School, Victoria School, and Zhonghua Secondary School.

About MOE AEP
AEP is designed to enable pupils with both academic and artistic abilities to undertake a challenging Art programme. It aims to develop pupils' conceptual and analytical faculties by placing equal emphasis on both the practical and theoretical aspects of Art. For more information, visit Ministry of Education AEP.

LASALLE is proud to be the venue sponsor for AEP's Spectrum exhibition. 

Date and Time

Fri 5 Jul - Wed 17 Jul 2013 
10am - 6pm, except 1.30 - 2.30pm (Closed on Sun & PH)

Venue

ICA Gallery 1 & 2, Basement 1, #B1-04/06, Lasalle

Free admission

Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Art Exhibition 2013

The Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2013 Art Exhibition is conceived to celebrate the artist in every child and to showcase creative ideas, aspirations and notably, the hard work put into the artistic expressions of students from our primary schools.

The on-site exhibition at Suntec City Tropics Atrium will feature more than 130 selected pieces of artworks that encompasses a diversity of art forms and media. It will be open to public from 4 July to 14 July 10 am to 10 pm daily. 

The online exhibition (http://syf.asknlearn.com) will showcase all artwork entries from participating schools from 3 July to 30 July. 

For more details, please visit http://www.singaporeyouthfestival.sg/

Paigie sharing her work.

Working together.

Photographing Artwork

source: coursera.com

Bin ArtFest @ Punggol

Please click here to vote: http://mlionline.net/punggol_binartfest/ 

Singapore Biennale 2013 Artists-in-Schools Project

Gardens, by the way, is a garden of flowers crafted from thousands of recycled plastic bottles of various sizes.  The plastic bottles are rejuvenated with bright and vivid colours are often used in graffiti art. Considering the idea of change and the title of the Singapore Biennale, If the World Changed, this project celebrates the changes that take place in our landscape with the abrupt spurts of blossoming gardens and also its attempts to enhance our rather concrete backdrop.

This project also promotes environmentally friendly initiatives, incorporating recycling with craft and graffiti/ aerosol art. Art club members collaborate with Zinc Nite Crew (ZNC) to create a flourishing garden in the heart of the Singapore Biennale. At the same time, the intention of this project is to address the stereotype concerning graffiti art.

Over the years, graffiti art is seen as an act of defiance rather than an expressive art form. In this installation, the viewers are invited to understand the notions of graffiti art and how it is similar to any other art form – a tool of expression. The workshop will incorporate and infuse the fundamentals of craft making with aerosol art, as an entry point to enlighten the participants of the design and notion behind graffiti art.

How pencils are made

School of the Arts Open House 2013

See: http://www.sota.edu.sg/Buzz/WhatsHappening2013/SOTAOpenHouse2013/tabid/1451/Default.aspx