Speakers Unveiled: Visual Arts Pathways to Elite Universities
We are thrilled to invite parents and pupils to our upcoming event on Thursday, October 30 — Visual Arts Pathways to Elite Universities.
We invite you to join us as we share our pioneering Visual Arts Pathways to Elite Universities programme. At the event you will learn how our comprehensive visual arts programme accelerates the next generation of creators to academic and artistic success.
We have an all-star lineup of speakers for you:

Topics & Speakers
Integrated arts pathways
from Primary through to the IB
at Wellington College Shanghai
Michael Larsen-Disney
Director of Arts
Wellington College Shanghai
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Kelly Edwards
Head of Art
Wellington College Shanghai
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Case studies of Wellington arts alumni
Joshua Beard
Director of Higher Education & Careers
Wellington College Shanghai
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Experience sharing
by current Wellington pupil
Summer, Year 11
Current Wellington Pupil
Summer is currently in Year 11 at Wellington College International Shanghai. She is a Wellington Fellow in Arts and is actively engaged in Visual Arts at school. Summer is currently taking IGCSE Art and her goal is to pursue a fashion design at university.
Meet the artist
Ian Murphy
Ian Murphy is a contemporary British Fine Artist who gained initial success with selection to the British Young Contemporary Artists in 1985. He is best known for his powerful, tonal drawings and atmospheric, mixed media oil paintings of architectural places.
What makes a killer portfolio
for top arts colleges these days?
Jeff Yin
Director of Oogie Art China
Jeff has more than 15 years of experience in international and art education. His extensive education industry experiences encompass teaching, school management, curricula development, art portfolio preparation, and art college admissions counselling.
This event is a must for parents of any Senior School-aged student who is considering a career in the visual arts.
The event is open to current Wellington families and prospective parents and students as well. Space is very limited.
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