Hidden Wilderness by Tan Shao Qi Hidden Wilderness (2018) by Tan Shao Qi Year 6 IBCP Visual Arts student Tan Shao Qi's work was featured at Gajah Gallery's exhibition, The New Now II: VIVID AND VEILED. Titled Hidden Wilderness, the artwork was inspired by Shao Qi's memory of discovering the quiet splendour of nature along a secluded area in Tanjong Rhu road. Remaining vivid and arresting, of the vibrancy of colour, the image exudes a melancholic mood. This moves viewers to ponder the artist's process

methodologies of each artists’ art-making process, Continue inspiring, Ms Zen!, Ms Zen Teh delivers a talk at SAM and a solo exhibition in Bangkok Visual Arts faculty member, Ms, by the Singapore Art Museum to be part of a panel discussion for "Installation in Progress, interior finishing materials which are mostly varieties of granite and marble. Photos by ARTIST+RUN, change due to developments and were photographed on roll film and developed by hand by the artist

Venues & Retail Performing Arts Venues Art Gallery Concert Hall Drama Theatre Studio, Asian Art Prize, Hong Kong, as well as 20 Selected Singaporean Artists for 2010 and 2011 Sovereign, Art Prize. She was also finalist in the 6th International Arte Laguna Prize 2012, Venice, Italy, Why SOTA Why SOTA International Baccalaureate (IB) Programmes Arts Programmes The SOTA Curriculum The SOTA Education Experience Curriculum Academic Arts Affective

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Year 5 and 6 Visual Arts (VA) International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP) students, at the SOTA Gallery. Each artwork that was featured in the student-curated exhibition, . What became evident to the student artists was that each of the objects only became more valuable, understand the sentimentality and memories embodied in objects,” said Lim Zeherng, Year 6 Visual Arts student, involved in the project also attended the exhibition opening and saw the artworks that were inspired

A Vernacular Study of Things is a student-curated exhibition showcasing the works of selected Visual Arts students during a masterclass with acclaimed artist Richard Wentworth in 2013. It presents the culmination of the students’ experimentation with various mediums and spatial contexts, of the everyday object. The artworks, from their material stages to the actualised pieces, have been transposed, Arts Excellence Programme

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Betwixt Festival 2016 Year 6 IBCP Visual Arts student Samantha Chua's artwork for the Betwixt Festival was displayed near the entrance of Sunshine Plaza at Bencoolen Street from 26-28 February 2016. The festival is part of an ambitious art movement that aims to bring artistic and academic awareness to digital interactive art and introduce it as a recognised cultural product. Entitled, the display space. Through her artwork, Samantha had hoped to turn a transitory space, which

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Rendering their way to the top Two teams from SOTA, Partta Kappa and Dairy Products, have made it into the finals of the N.E.Mation! 8 competition. The Straits Times IN reported on the competition and interviewed the finalists on their submissions. The article highlighted Partta Kappa's video, mentioning that although the video message was not a new one, the presentation of the message was creative and clever. The overall champion will win a fully sponsored trip to a renowned animation