​THE LEARNING JOURNEY

In the IB DP Visual Arts program, students engage in a transformative process that goes beyond creating art. They learn to think critically, explore interdisciplinary concepts, and engage with global perspectives. A cornerstone of this journey is learning from and visiting other schools' exhibitions worldwide, which broadens their understanding and inspires their work.

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CREATING WITHOUT BOUNDARIES

One of the most challenging yet rewarding parts of this experience was teaching at THINK Global School, where there was no stationary studio to call a classroom. Here, creativity was paramount—students crafted artworks that could be disassembled and transported, relying on locally sourced materials and concepts to adapt to our changing environments. This required innovative problem-solving and adaptability, skills that will serve them far beyond their school years.

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EXHIBITIONS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE

Each year's final exhibition is a celebration of the students’ dedication and growth, hosted in remarkable venues worldwide. Here are highlights from these years:

 

2012–2014 | ISF Academy, Hong Kong

• Played a key role in supporting the first graduating class exhibition.

• Led the exhibitions for the second to fourth cohorts, showcasing their work in vibrant community spaces.

 

2015–2018 | THINK Global School

• Taught and led the first graduating IB DP class through to the final graduating cohort.

• Hosted exhibitions in diverse, culturally rich venues, such as:

  • A university campus in Costa Rica.

  • A 100-year-old hammam in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  • A gallery in Morocco.

  • A community hall in Japan

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