AIS Students Art Exhibition at Australian High Commission in Singapore
We’re pleased to announce that 15 of our Secondary Visual Art students had the opportunity to showcase their creativity at the Australian High Commission in Singapore. From Wednesday, February 7th to March 7th, their artwork graced the walls of this esteemed institution, marking a significant milestone in their artistic journey.
Celebrating Creative Brilliance
The exhibition provided a platform for our students to showcase their work. Through various mediums and themes, they expressed their unique perspectives. It was a celebration of creativity and artistic expression.
Fostering Community Engagement Through Art
Art has the power to unite and inspire, transcending boundaries and fostering connections. The exhibition at the Australian High Commission exemplified this, providing a space for dialogue and cultural exchange. As our students’ artwork took centre stage, it invited viewers to reflect, engage, and connect with the rich tapestry of human experience.
Exceptional Standard of AIS Artwork
At AIS, we take pride in nurturing talent and fostering excellence in the arts. The opportunity for our students to exhibit at the Australian High Commission highlighted the exceptional standard of AIS artwork. It showcased their dedication, passion, and commitment to artistic excellence.
Gratitude and Recognition
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Australian High Commission for their invaluable support and collaboration. Their belief in the power of art to inspire and enrich lives made the exhibition possible, providing our students with a platform to shine and share their gifts with the world. Congratulations once again to our talented young artists.
- Jack Davies (Yr 12, 2023)
- Delilah Nguyen (Yr 12, 2023)
- Callum Muir (Yr 12, 2023)
- Francesca Rodgers (Yr 12, 2023)
- Cooper Wilson (Yr 12, 2023)
- Nikhil Rele (Yr 12, 2023)
- Isabella Hutton (Year 12)
- Isabelle Garrati (Year 12)
- Ava Pollard (Year 12)
- Sumin Chang (Year 12)
- Dahee Hong (Year 12)
- Lola Rose Sowden (Year 10)
- Jianye Xu (Year 10)
- Nova Wines-Winch (Year 10)
- Millicent Backen (Year 10)
The Australian International School Arts program
The Australian International School Secondary Visual Arts program offers a comprehensive curriculum for students in Years 6 to 12. It emphasises project-based learning, creative thinking, and problem-solving, fostering an appreciation for the Visual Arts. Each unit focuses on a central concept, promoting critical and creative thinking. Students explore artworks from ancient to contemporary times, developing analytical writing skills. Practical and theoretical aspects intertwine, allowing experimentation with various art-making approaches. Supported by excellent facilities, students explore mediums like drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics, film, animation, photography, graphic design, and sculpture. Click here for more information about the AIS art program.
