The Abraham Lincoln School is extending a special invitation to all members of Casa de Campo community, as well as visitors for their annual art exhibit starting with an opening cocktail on Friday May 23rd at The Gallery located in the artistic village of Altos de Chavón.
The annual art exhibit presented by the students of the Abraham Lincoln School and their hardworking teachers will be on exposition from Friday May 23rd to Wednesday June 4th. In my opinion one of the best exhibits presented in the Altos de Chavón art gallery each year; the colorful exhibit fills the gallery from top to bottom and beams with the promise and talents of the next generation!
This year, as every year, the art exhibit will present artworks from every student in the school from the tiny ones in the Pre-Kinder classes, whose adorable self-portraits and animal paintings you will fall in love with, to the sophisticated paintings, sketches and sculptures created by the budding artists of the upper school classes taught by Mr Adams, a talented artist himself.
Remember! Opening just before the Abraham Lincoln School Exhibit will the End of Year exhibit of the graduating class of the Altos de Chavón School of Design, open from Friday May 16th to Sunday May 18th only! This year celebrating their 30th graduation, the Altos de Chavón End of Year exhibit promises to be spectacular. Click here to find out more.
The opening cocktail will begin from 7pm – we look forward to seeing you there!
Inauguration of the Abraham Lincoln School Art Exhibit
When: Friday May 23rd, 7pm
Where: The Altos de Chavón Art Gallery
Last year exhibit was fantastic……here are some wonderful memories from 2013:
On Thursday night, May 23rd 2013, the two floors of The Gallery in Altos de Chavon came to life as the excited students of the Abraham Lincoln School proudly showed their parents, friends and family the artwork they had done throughout the school year.
The Abraham Lincoln School, located within Central Romana, in the town of La Romana, is a private school for the children of employees of the Central Romana Corporation, but is also attended by other children who pay yearly tuition fees
The Abraham Lincoln School is an “English school” which means that classes are taught to a British standard curriculum and all the teachers are British, with the exception of course of the teachers who teach Spanish, Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten and PE who are Dominican. This means that the majority of classes are taught in English and children command both English and Spanish.
Although the curriculum is British, grades are awarded according to the American GPA system and the pupils also take the “Dominican National Exams”, allowing pupils to continue their education at universities in the USA or within the Dominican Republic, as well as in Europe.
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