Finally after 3 months of super hard work from attending the art camp so as to be equipped with the skill to facilitate the pupils in the whole program to teaching the art themes to the challengers to the designing and the making of the chair, the result is finally out....
We gotten a SILVER!!!
not bad for our first attempt...not too bad given that only 5 other schools achieved the gold award... not too bad that the project is headed by a non art-trained teacher aka ME.... wahahahaha ....i know i know.... just finding excuses only....=P
Anyway, the award ceremony was conducted in Asian Civilisations Museum and it would not be called an award ceremony if there weren't any speeches by the important and outstanding people from the program
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| Melissa, the host and representative from the National Heritage Board |
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| Representative from the sponsor - JP Morgan |
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| Representative from STAR |
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| Karen, representative from National Heritage Board |
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| Art teacher from Yu Neng Primary School |
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| Art teacher from Maris Stella High School (Primary) |
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| Pupil from
Maris Stella High School (Primary) |
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| Pupils from Xingnan Primary School |
all 30 chairs were displayed and will be displayed in ACM itself and on the patch of green just outside ACM to the public from 25 August till 9 September 2012
sharing some of my favourite under the different awards:
Gold Award Recipient
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| they had attached coloured pencils donated by all pupils in the school to create the vibrant colours on the back of the chair |
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| Paper clips and donated pencils for the back |
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| designs on the petals were created using a method called 'thinner transfer'....i'm indeed impressed by the out of the box creation.... |
Silver Award Recipient
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| love how the trunk of the elephant doubled up as the head of a phoenix |
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| such cute display of yakult containers.... =D |
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| love how they create patterns onto foam sheets and pieced them together like mosaic |
Last but not least
ending the post with the goody bag received
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| love the acm rubix cube which features famous art pieces on 5 sides and the super duper cute lanyard ...=) |
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