Art Exhibition for the
International Art Appreciation Day
The Witty International School library
came to life with colourful student artwork during the school’s Art Exhibition
for the International Art Appreciation Day. The show featured the student’s
work done during various competitions, projects and art activities.
The impressive show highlighted the best art projects from grade VI
to IGCSE I, in an amazing array of mediums like oil painting, fabric painting,
canvas painting etc. There were also various items ranging from glass painting,
emboss painting, best out of waste to even photo frame making.
The Prinicpal, Mr Bijo Kurian agreed. “To discover the undiscovered
talents and innovative students, Art exhibition and competitions are regularly
organized. It is about encouraging, nurturing and showcasing every child's natural creative flair. Through these contests students learn to explore the extent of their imagination and express themselves without any fear. Some of young artist’s of our school, who are too young to even understand the meaning of life, have achieved the greater levels of creativity and refinement.”
The connections were apparent when walking through the exhibit as visitors were treated to projects that had a strong global feel both in culture and medium. It was refreshing to see a vibrant school art program during a time when most schools are cutting back on their art programs. Teachers however, credit the students for the both amazing results on display and the growing art program.
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