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07 March, 2025
Visual Arts Exhibition 2025
Congratulations to our IBDP Visual Art students for their incredible artwork presented during the 2025 IB Visual Art Exhibition end March.
Behind the success of this event, there was a huge amount of effort, focus, doubts, courage, discipline, sacrifice, struggles motivation and perseverance. Added to that a change of teacher, so we can all acknowledge that our IB Visual Arts second year students have done an amazing job!
The following IBDP students took part in this year's Visual Arts Exhibition:
Arianna, whose work explored the narrative of fairytales and parallels in her own artistic and academic development
Annabella, whose work explored her Nigerian heritage and identity
Petra's work explored the concept of home in its broadest sense as she reflected on its associations and meaning for her
Marina, her work investigated the notion of unknown entities and that which remains hidden within us and around us
Charlie's work was a celebration of childhood memories, events and the impact thereof
The exhibition also featured a small display by three of our first year Visual Arts students, Pedro, Marjan and Yu.
We would like with wish the students success in their future endeavours whatever that may be and the best of luck with their exams.
A special thanks to both Ms Nicoletta Unghiatti and Ms. Janet Williams for guiding our students through their IB artistic journey.
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