Celebrating International Women's Day Kathryn Hall Director of Art & Design and Technology, Nicky Cases Head of Senior School Art, Dulwich College (Singapore)
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ulwich College (Singapore) hosted the first online art and design competition, setting students the challenge to produce a piece of digital artwork celebrating women and their achievements. The range of work was impressive, with nearly 300 entries highlighting incredible contributions to women in our society; Rosa Parks, Jane Goodall, Malala Yousafzai, Coco Chanel, Emma Watson and Marie Curie were popular selections. It was also fantastic to see the research and presentation of significant contemporary female role models including Amanda Gorman and Emma Gonzalez. The technical skills using Adobe Photoshop, digital photography and Procreate to compose images that had a clear impact were the main criteria for the evaluation process.
Senior Category Years 10-13 Winner: Camille, Dulwich College (Singapore) Representing Margaret Hamilton Finalists: Sumin,The International School @ ParkCity, Malaysia, Representing Ryu Gwansun Makwan, Regents International School, Pattaya Representing Emma Gonzalez
Middle Senior Category Years 7-9
Junior Category Years 3-6
Winner: Rathamon, Wellington College International School, Bangkok Representing Ada Lovelace
Winner: Ananya, Shrewsbury International School Riverside Campus Representing Amanda Gorman
Finalists: Jianhua, The International School @ ParkCity, Malaysia Representing Marie Curie
Finalists: Ruoyi, Dulwich College (Singapore) Representing Mary Jackson
Maya, The International School @ ParkCity, Malaysia Representing Eliza Schuyler Hamilton
Pongnisa, Wellington College International School, Bangkok Representing Valentina Tereshkov
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