A requirement of IB Visual Arts is that students experience a range of media and materials. The medium of charcoal is hard to manipulate and can be highly challenging. Emma’s self portrait uses the medium to create a dark and dramatic effect, similar to the Renaissance technique of chiaroscuro, where intense light illuminates the subject. Her work is also reminiscent of the early drawings and prints of Edvard Munch, with swirling contour lines that define the shape of the face. Other masterpieces on show here are self portraits by Anish Matur, Gung Ging Nirandara, Nan Ungudomsin and Arnav Narula.
At St Andrews Bangkok, we believe that every child has the potential to discover and develop a unique musical voice. Our Instrumental Programme offers students an extraordinary opportunity to explore and master a range of musical instruments, fostering a lifelong love for music and enhancing their cognitive and creative development.
St Andrews International School Bangkok students had remarkable success in the Virtual Young Musician 2024 competition, held by Nord Anglia Education Global Campus.
We had the honour of hosting Ms Hilary Easton at St Andrews International School Bangkok for an exciting week of dance workshops. A New York native, artistic director of her own contemporary dance company Hilary Easton + Company, and a distinguished Dance Composition specialist at Juilliard, Hilary certainly came in with a wealth of experience and knowledge to share.
