Exploring Creativity Through Art at SchoolNova

Exploring Creativity Through Art at SchoolNova

​Discover how students at SchoolNova explore creativity and visual storytelling through hands-on art projects led by Anna Koh. Featuring exhibitions of fan painting, fiber art, and more.

Exploring Creativity Through Art at SchoolNova
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At SchoolNova, creativity is not just encouraged—it is celebrated. This year’s art program offered a vibrant and immersive experience for students ranging from grades 1 through high school. Under the guidance of passionate art educator Anna Koh, young artists explored a rich spectrum of visual arts that culminated in stunning public exhibitions.
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From whimsical hand-painted fans to intricate textile works and expressive bird illustrations on handmade paper, the students demonstrated both creative vision and impressive technique. Each project reflected a thoughtful integration of traditional skills with imaginative storytelling, making the final displays deeply personal and visually engaging.

Anna Koh, who leads the program for older students, shares:
“Art at SchoolNova is more than just drawing and painting—it’s about discovering new ways to see, create, and express.”

Her classes included everything from classical plaster cast drawing to fiber arts such as knitting and paper-making, encouraging students to explore materials and mediums beyond conventional boundaries.
This year's exhibitions, held at the end of each semester, showcased the joyful results of this journey. Visitors had the chance to see firsthand how each student’s individual perspective shaped their artistic output.

With programs like these, SchoolNova continues to nurture the next generation of creators—reminding us that when students are given the tools and freedom to create, they often surprise us with how deeply they understand the world around them.