Artistic Baccalaureate, Image and Sound.
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We present the first project of the Arts Baccalaureate of the Alborán School.
Our students have created a creative poster to welcome the new school year and all the families who will attend the initial meeting on Thursday, October 8th.
A poster representing the forty years of our school, four decades of enthusiasm, learning and shared memories.
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A true explosion of creativity where techniques, textures, colors, and imagination converge. The exhibition brings together the works created throughout the course in the Artistic Projects subject, reflecting the talent, dedication, and sensitivity of our students.
👏 Congratulations on this magnificent display of artistic expression and for sharing such an inspiring work with us.
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With these two original posters, created by Carlota Zapico from 1st year of Arts Baccalaureate, in the subject of audiovisual culture, we commemorate World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, a date that invites us to reflect on the respect, dignity and rights that older people deserve.
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Alisa Mirsaeva, an Arts Baccalaureate student, has created this beautiful poster using watercolor techniques to celebrate World Oceans Day, with the aim of raising awareness about the importance and care of our source of life.
We are all invited to reflect on and value climate balance.
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At Alborán school we highly value the work of our students and we are pleased to showcase their artistic creations.
Therefore, coinciding with Museum Day, at the entrance of our center you can visit until the end of the school year an exhibition of the original photographic recreations made by the students of the Arts and Image and Sound Baccalaureate.
Amazing recreations, from different eras and authors, of iconic images from the world of photography and film.
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These are the advertisements that our students have made this year in the subjects of Audiovisual Culture (1st year of Baccalaureate Arts) and Image and Sound (2nd year of Baccalaureate).
Previously in the classroom we developed the creative strategy to express their creativity in these short spots aimed at a very specific target audience, taking into account the objectives set and their marketing and communication plan.
Fragrance.
In this advertisement, our students Silvia, Carmen, Noa, and Manuel promote a perfume aimed at women, which has the particularity of fostering daydreaming and transporting the wearer to another place and time:
Gominampú.
With a touch of humor, Asia, Zahra, and Kirian created this commercial, focusing on image and sound, to advertise Gominampú, a hair product that combines shampoo and gel. They did so in the style of American television advertising, as if they were infomercials.
Shark soup.
This institutional announcement, created by Martina and Claudia, 2th grade students, aims to make us reflect on and become aware of the environmental damage we cause through our consumerism. Like a famous influencer, our Image and Sound students focus on the harm done to sharks.
Nic Sunglasses
This commercial advertises unisex sunglasses (Nic), ideal for young people who enjoy summer and the coast.
Mabeka Coffee
Advertisement created by Bella, Marta Lomeña and Janka, from Imagen y Sonido, which highlights the benefits of Mabeka coffee, which not only awakens and stimulates, but also represents a necessary pause between friends.
Reguau
In this advertisement, Marta Bellod, from 2nd year of Baccalaureate in Image and Sound, uses one of the resources of advertising: hyperbole, to humorously promote a dog shampoo, Reguau, in which the character who uses it rejuvenates until he becomes a puppy.
Sponsorship
Created by Vladis, Kirian and Álvaro, this humorous video shows a sponsorship-style advertisement interrupting a television program.
Take care of them
This advertisement, created by Alina, Curro, Adam, Vladis, and Ludwig for Imagen y Sonido, is an example of institutional advertising that conveys the value of equality. Although we are all different, we have the same rights, regardless of race, age, or status.
Zapiré
Carlota, Kleja and Alisa made this advertisement to promote Zapiré, a brand of colored lip gloss, for all situations, day and night, for all situations and versions of every woman.
Animal therapy
Carlota, Alisa and Kleja, from 1st year of Arts Baccalaureate, in the subject Audiovisual Culture, make this institutional announcement to show the many benefits of animal therapy.
Colorful hair clips
Carmen Merino and Amaryllis created these colorful clips for a young female target audience, who identify with the values of joy and freedom.
“To photograph is to place the head, the eye, and the heart on the same axis.” (Henri Cartier-Bresson)
On November 4th, the awards ceremony for the XII Alborán School Photographic Marathon took place, organized by the Arts Department and in which our 1st year Arts Baccalaureate and 2nd year Image and Sound Baccalaureate students participated.
In this edition we have carried out the following categories: “Portrait”, “Day to day, Alboran Environment” and “Most creative photos”.
The participating students have taken very original photographs, edited or spontaneous, individual and group portraits, corners that capture the essence of our center, applying the techniques and styles of studied authors.
The winners have been:
In category Picture:
– First Prize: India Luna Hering Pittin.
– Second Prize: Carmen Merino Arbeloa.
– Third Prize: Lucía Heilborn Cabanillas.
In category Alboran Environment:
– First Prize: Amaryllis Gerritsen.
– Second Prize: Alisa Mirsaeva.
– Third Prize: Asia García Sánchez.
In category More creative photos:
– First Prize: Alisa Rusakova.
– Second Prize: Carlota Zapico Lima.
– Third Prize: Claudia Cabanillas García.
Finalist: Noa Shriqui Rodríguez.
Congratulations to the winners and all the participants!
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Our 1st and 2nd year Baccalaureate students, both in the subjects of Image and Sound and in Audiovisual Culture (Arts Baccalaureate), have developed very interesting film and photography projects with great interest.
First, they have researched the history and evolution of photography, developing a camera obscura and learning from the great masters, Niepce and Daguerre, from the creators of the Magnum agency, to the most important professionals of today in different fields.
Our students have enthusiastically studied the role of women in photography and film, introducing the pioneers of this art.
They have also studied the transition from silent film to sound film.
In addition, they have recreated the cameras used by some photojournalists, taken us through the most prestigious fashion magazines, and shown us the shocking images of war photojournalists.
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This video, edited by Carlota Zapico, presents a selection of varied and original photographs taken by students from the Arts and Image and Sound Baccalaureate during the 12th Alborán School Photo Marathon. We will reveal the winners shortly.
Our 12th Class of 1st Year Arts Baccalaureate students have created this original poster to welcome the new school year and all the families who will attend the initial meeting that will take place on Thursday, October 9 at our center.
A modern poster with the message “This school is the best because YOU are in it.”
With this motivational phrase, we recognize individual worth. We try to convey that each student feels valued and special, because each one of them truly is a fundamental part of the school.
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Our first-year Baccalaureate students in Arts, in the subject Audiovisual Culture, together with the second-year Baccalaureate students in Image and Sound, have been inspired by great artists and iconic photographs to recreate the most famous images in the history of photography and film posters (Cinema Paradiso, Psychosis, etc.).
Our young artists have recreated their own version of some well-known images, offering us a surprising selection of photographs from different eras and authors.
They have recreated important portraits, from Dadaism and Surrealism (Man Ray) to the founders of the Magnum Agency (Eve Arnold).
The faces of Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn could not be missed.
Likewise, this ambitious project has brought together black and white photographers (Robert Mapplethorpe) and colour lovers, historical moments (Eric Draper), fashion (Richard Avedon) and important celebrities (Helmut Newton, Sid Avery), as well as Annie Leibovitz (the first woman to exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington) and the avant-garde of colour (Ouka Leele).
All of these creative and original works are displayed at the school entrance.
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