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The School of Sciences and Arts at CCT held its first art exhibit featuring works from second year students. Over 900 pieces from students studying different programs were on display. The art included paintings, sculptures, shoe art, and metal works. Judges evaluated how well each piece integrated an advocacy message. A seminar followed with a speaker discussing different aspects of beauty in art and various artistic forms and approaches. The teacher in charge said it was exciting to hold the first exhibit and they hope to make it an annual event featuring different types of artistic expressions.

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The School of Sciences and Arts at CCT held its first art exhibit featuring works from second year students. Over 900 pieces from students studying different programs were on display. The art included paintings, sculptures, shoe art, and metal works. Judges evaluated how well each piece integrated an advocacy message. A seminar followed with a speaker discussing different aspects of beauty in art and various artistic forms and approaches. The teacher in charge said it was exciting to hold the first exhibit and they hope to make it an annual event featuring different types of artistic expressions.

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The School of Sciences and Arts at CCT held its first art exhibit featuring works from second year students. Over 900 pieces from students studying different programs were on display. The art included paintings, sculptures, shoe art, and metal works. Judges evaluated how well each piece integrated an advocacy message. A seminar followed with a speaker discussing different aspects of beauty in art and various artistic forms and approaches. The teacher in charge said it was exciting to hold the first exhibit and they hope to make it an annual event featuring different types of artistic expressions.

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SSA HOLDS FIRST CCT ART EXHIBIT

(Jeff Jeremiah C. Perea)


The School of Sciences and Arts showcased
artworks produced by CCT second year
students last December 13, 2019. This was a
part of the students’ final practical
examination under the subject, Art
Appreciation (HUMA1a) facilitated by Mr.
Jeff Jeremiah Perea, Mr. Roman Jacinto III,
and Mr. Bernardo Alcantara Jr.
Paintings both on canvass and illustration
board, sculptures of wood and stone, shoe-art,
and metal art all filled the CCT-ANT Hall as
students, teachers, and teacher-judges lined up
to view and take photos. Second year students from BSOA, BSBA, BSIT and BSE all
participated in the event, garnering a total of 934 pieces of presented artworks. One important
criterion for judging the artworks is the integration of an advocacy which became the basis for
choosing the winners. Teacher-judges were composed of Mr. Jay-ar Baybay (Psychology), Mr.
Venancio Villamayor (History), and Ms. Ria Villamayor
(Language).
The exhibit was then followed by a seminar on the value of
arts with Mr. Philip Y. Lejano of Cavite State University
Main Campus as guest speaker who discussed about the
difference aspects of beauty in arts. Moreover, he also tackled
the various forms and approaches to art. The seminar was
attended by both students and SSA teachers.
Sir Roman Jacinto, one of the teachers-in-charge stated that “since
Mr. it is the
Roman first(left)
Jacinto time andwe
Mr.did this,
Philip Lejano (right)
it was really exciting and we’re looking forward
to do this annually, in different artistic
expressions”.

Portrait of a crying boy, ballpoint pen. Social advocacy, oil on canvass (Ambion, 2019, BSIT 2-3), BSIT
(Beltran, BSIT 2-1) Champion

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