In a vibrant celebration of creativity and culture, architecture students from Isabela State University, City of Ilagan Campus showcased their artistic talents at the Isabela Museum and Library as part of the National Arts Month celebration. The event featured a captivating array of paintings and scale models that reflect the students’ innovative approaches to design and architecture.

The theme of this year’s celebration, “Ani ng Sining, Bayang Malikhain,” encouraged participants to explore the intersection of art and architecture. Students were invited to submit their original paintings and meticulously crafted scale models, allowing them to express their visions of future spaces and communities. Among the standout exhibits was a series of paintings depicting iconic Isabela landmarks. The students employed various mediums, including acrylics and watercolors, to illustrate their unique perspectives.

Local officials and museum curators expressed their support for the arts, emphasizing the importance of nurturing artistic talent in the province. “Celebrating Arts Month is not just about showcasing art; it’s about fostering a community that values creativity and innovation,” said Engr. Jeffrey Ordonez, Museum Official, during the opening ceremony. This year’s Arts Month celebration strengthened the cultural fabric of the province, proving that art remains a vital component of community development and identity.

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[ Correspondent : Dr. Geraldine J. Paguigan ]