Trent alumna Anita Erskine ’99 – twice ranked one of the 100 Most Influential Women in Africa – has been named the 2023 CEO-in-Residence with the Trent School of Business. Erskine, an award-winning communications professional, broadcast journalist, television producer, and CEO of Anita Erskine Media, will assume the role in…
International School Dhaka (ISD) has inaugurated a special, traveling art exhibition titled “Heroes of Our Time” at Le Méridien on June 5. The exhibition honours the brilliant frontline workers who have fought courageously during the deadly Covid-19 pandemic.
SINGAPORE - Eleven-year-old Aimee Liao s art piece featuring a scientist, doctor and a nurse encapsulates her gratitude to front-line workers for their efforts in tackling the Covid-19 pandemic here. I chose bright colours to represent happiness and gratitude, said Aimee, who spent about five weeks completing the piece, created with markers, watercolours and ballpoint pen.
The Primary 5 pupil s artwork won the first prize in the junior category in a national art competition themed Celebrating Our Healthcare Heroes.
Her piece is among more than 100 works of art being exhibited at Ion Art Gallery in Ion Orchard mall.
The Heroes Of Our Time exhibition, co-organised by the National Healthcare Group and Singapore Art Society (SAS), was opened by Senior Minister of State for Health Janil Puthucheary on Saturday (March 13).