Next Friday, at 18:00 hours, the assembly hall of Casvi Villaviciosa will open its doors for the inauguration of the traditional exhibition of Visual Arts. An exhibition that reflects the talent and dedication of the students of the 2nd year of the Diploma Programme (DP) of the International Baccalaureate (IB).
A JOURNEY THROUGH STUDENT CREATIVITY
This arts exhibition will present a variety of works, including paintings, sculptures and photographs. All of them made by the students during the last two years. This exhibition is also an opportunity to appreciate how the subject of Visual Arts, in the context of the IB, encourages artistic expression and critical thinking in students.
“The Visual Arts are an integral part of everyday life and are present at all levels of human expression, communication and understanding. They range from traditional forms embedded in both local and wider communities, societies and cultures, to the varied and divergent practices associated with new, emerging and contemporary forms of visual language”.
BENEFITS OF THE VISUAL ARTS SUBJECT IN THE INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE
The inclusion of Visual Arts in the IB curriculum offers multiple benefits:
- Development of technical and creative skills: Students experiment with different media and techniques, broadening their artistic abilities.
- Encouraging critical reflection: The subject encourages students to analyse and question their own and others’ work, promoting a deeper understanding of art and its context.
- Preparation for higher education: Those interested in pursuing artistic careers will find in this subject a solid basis for their future education.
WHY ATTEND THIS VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITION?
Attending the opening of this arts exhibition offers the opportunity to:
- Supporting young artists: Recognising and valuing the work of students is fundamental to their personal and professional development.
- Enjoying a cultural experience: The diversity of works guarantees an enriching experience for all attendees.
- Connecting with the educational community: Events like this strengthen the bonds between students, teachers and families, creating an atmosphere of collaboration and mutual support.
TESTIMONIES OF PAST EXPERIENCES
To learn more about the impact of this subject on students, we invite you to watch the following video. In it, students from previous years share their experiences and learning.
This exhibition of visual arts by the students of the 2nd grade of Diploma Programme (IB) will be open to the public during school hours for the next few weeks. Don’t miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in art and discover the talent of our young creators!
