On Wednesday 18 December, students of the Art & Design component of the School for Young Talent present their first semester project in an exhibition taking place at Gallery 1, 2 and 3 at KABK.

Participating pupils

Ayleanna Jermin
Yke van Breda
Evi Houben
Raaf Loriaux
Anneke Henning
Mariana Bonelli Vicherat
Eulalie Le Hervet
Anna van der Wenden
Feline Gorsen
Lotte van den Berg
Valérie Coesmans
Anna de Graaf
Poppy Hoogstraate
Emma Kneppers
Jet van Opdorp
Esmée Schneemann
Eva van Kampen Franco
Emma Kuilboer
Sophie Kerdiles
Emi Salpeter
Juul Spronk
Lola Clignett
Marlowe Corbett
Sanne Lieberwerth
Annabelle Huizing
Sophia van der Toorn Vrijthof
Imke Janssen
Renée Spaan
Fienne Scholten
Alexa Lazaridov

School for Young Talent

The School for Young Talent (School voor Jong Talent, SvJT) is a unique institute established by the University of the Arts, The Hague. The school welcomes students of secondary education, who would like to progress to the Royal Academy of Art, the Royal Conservatoire or the Conservatoire's Dance Department and offers programmes at three levels of the Dutch school system (HAS, HAVO, and VWO), combined with classical dance training or preparatory education in music, or fine art and design.

Students of the Art & Design Component, take art classes at the KABK, which is a 10-minute walk from the Royal Conservatoire. The classes in the first phase of the programme introduce students to various materials and techniques, while they learn how to express and elaborate on their ideas.