Gallery
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Experiences Before & After the Exhibit

Our experience before the exhibit involved a lot of nervousness while preparing our booth. We were worried that our booth wouldn't look nice due to limited props. Some of us were not at home, making it difficult to access tools needed to build a strong foundation for our artwork. We needed a sturdy structure to support the weight of our pieces, like those on tarpaulin. Fortunately, some outside people helped us access the materials needed to create a nice and neat booth for the exhibit.
During the exhibit, we were glad that everything went well, from preparing to explaining our artwork, title, and theme. We observed the panelists and our classmates as they prepared their booths, noting their expressions and happiness throughout the exhibit.
After the exhibit, everyone felt relieved. The exhibit had gone well despite some of us not having enough time or materials to prepare. Thanks to our creativity and dedication, we managed to create our booths. After dismantling our booth, everyone was cheering with joy and relief.
Damsel Transcreation
Digital Art
Artist: Raya Reyna J. Serquiña
Poem
Artist: Armand L. Santos Jr
Poem
Artist: John Wayne M. Saludo
Poem
Artist: Winnie R. Santos
Acrylic on Vellum
Artist: Jinelle Tan
Mediums and Technique
Art History and Movement
Pop Art
Pop art emerged in the 1950s as a response to the consumerism and mass media of post-war society. It celebrated everyday objects and popular culture icons through bold colors, sharp lines, and techniques borrowed from advertising and commercial art. Characterized by irony, humor, and a rejection of traditional artistic norms, pop art challenged notions of high and low culture while critiquing the materialism of contemporary society.#eyesEE1t
by John Wayne Saludo
Sketch
Manner of Presenting Art: Surrealism
by Jinelle S. Tan
Painting
Manner of Presenting Art: Elongation
by Raya Reyna J. Serquiña
Digital Art
Manner of Presenting Art: Abstract Expressionism
by Armand L. Santos Jr
Digital Art
Manner of Presenting Art: Abstract Cubism
Photo Exhibit
Title: CMU, Tay
Source: Observation
Type: Representational
Kind: Portrait
Title: Under One Sky
Source: Observation
Type: Representational
Kind: Landscape
Title: Beautiful Creations
Source: Memory
Type: Representational
Kind: Landscape
Title: Life of a student
Source: Observation
Type: Representational
Kind: Everyday life
#ArtEE1Asts
by Jinelle S. Tan
Painting
Art is not Nature
by Jinelle S. Tan
Painting
Art is not Nature
by Winnie R. Santos
Pen & Ink
Art is for Art’s Sake
by Armand L. Santos Jr
Origami
Art is Creation
by Raya Reyna J. Serquiña
Poem
Art is Expression and Communication


















