Recently, our Grade 7 students took a dive into the vibrant world of street art, graffiti, stencil art, and of course, the enigmatic Banksy! We had some seriously deep discussions about art – the market, valuation, what qualifies as art, and what doesn't. After our art-philosophy session, these young creatives rolled up their sleeves and designed their very own stencils.
We had a blast experimenting with two different techniques. First, we made impressions with simple sponges, and then we unleashed the power of spray paint on the walls. It was a project that sparked tons of excitement and creativity. From Coca-Cola cans to fierce wolves and elegantly beautiful floral patterns, our students' imaginations knew no bounds. I wish I could've snapped more photos, but this project had us all on our toes! The artwork you see here is crafted by Jingmae, who goes by the name "Wolf." Her journey is quite remarkable. She joined us in Grade 5 without any prior art experience, and her confidence was a bit shaky at first. But fast forward to today, after a full year of dedication, I am proud to say that she has truly grown into a remarkable artist.
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