Art Club
Discover how Deyi Art Club helps students grow through diverse art forms, live performances, and school events.
SG60 Art canvas mural installation in school
The Deyi Art Club is a welcoming and safe haven for students talented in visual arts to gather and stretch their artistic potential via meaningful art experiences. Opportunities are given to our students to explore new art forms and techniques. Traditional and non-traditional mediums are offered to allow our students to express themselves freely and expand their creativity and resourcefulness. Platforms to hone public-speaking skills, appreciate different art forms and collaborate as a team on school projects are always provided to our members, as we recognize the importance of inculcating 21-Century Competencies in our talents.
Teachers-in-charge:
Mr Alvin Khoo (OIC)
Miss Carol Chong (AIC)
Mr Shankar Pehrinparaj
Weekly Schedule:
Odd Week Tuesdays, Even Week Tuesdays and Even Week Thursdays 2.40 pm – 5.15 pm
Niche Programme: Sand Art
Under tutelage of Ms Oscar Ng, our Sand Art artists demonstrated their talents in front of a live audience during Arts Fiesta concert, a biennial and ticketed event held by our school.
Young Artists Leadership Programme (YALP)
YALP is a mentoring and skills-sharing platform for senior art club members to mentor their juniors, work as a team and impart the skills of an art form they are passionate about to the rest of the club. Members were exposed to myriad of art forms through YALP, from pour art, observational drawing, marbling art to manga art
External Competitions:
Live-on Festival Design Competition (LODC)
The “Live On Festival - Design Competition” was launched in 2018 with the objective to increase engagement of organ donation and transplantation amongst Singapore residents. LODC also seeks to inculcate the values of responsibility, compassion and empathy amongst all participants through their research and creation phase where they gain insights on organ donation and transplantation. Winning artworks from the competition are printed on National Organ Transplant Unit (NOTU) collaterals and distributed at their publicity events across Singapore.
We are very proud to announce that one of our talents, Zhuang Zhiqing from Class 2 Resilience has emerged Top 3 in this nationwide event.
School events:
Aesthetics Day
Chinese New Year Celebrations
National Day Celebrations
Deyi Art Club also created various installation art pieces for this year’s Chinese New Year celebrations and Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations.
Learning Journeys:
Appreciation of South-east Asian art at the National Gallery of Singapore.
In our teachers’ hopes to increase exposure and interest in Southeast Asian art in our students, a learning journey to the National Gallery of Singapore was conducted. Volunteer museum curators led our talents into various galleries and gave them insights on the various Southeast Asian artists’ perspectives on their artworks.
