Official Photos From Art Attack Season 1 By Recycle Port Harcourt City #projectrecyclephc
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In commemoration of this years World Environment Day (WED) 2018, Recycle Port Harcourt City founded by Christabel Altraide (The Recycle ♻️ Queen), organized a creative art inter-school event to spurn the creativity of pupils of aged 12 - 17 years.
Tagged, 'Art Attack', The event which was the first of its kind, challenged schools to produce art works from plastics, to bring light to this years' WED theme: 'Beat Plastic Pollution.'
The event took place on Saturday the 2nd of June 2018 at Holy Rosary Girls College, Isaac Boro Park, Old GRA, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.
Wonne Afronelly hosted the event, Otto Canon, Tunde Bello, Michael Wejinya, and David Adebirigbe were panelists, while Mr Isaac Utere was the judge.
After the exhibition, three winners emerged and were awarded and were awarded with gifts for their creativity with plastics.
Niger Grammer School won the third prize for the construction of a plastic ship, and went home with the sum of N20,000.
The second position, of a printer, went to Holy Rosary Girls College, who impressed all with their Kiosk, handbags, purse, lamp holder and sofa chair - all made with plastics.
While the first position went to Dietams College with a prize of a set of desktop computers. Their set of home furniture made from plastics wowed the judges.
There were also individual prizes to pupils with outstanding creativity.
See more photos from the event below:
Interact with RecyclePHC on social media:
Instagram: @recyclephcity
Twitter: @recyclephc
Facebook: Recycle Port Harcourt City
Article contributors: ThankGod Mmom and Saro Phimia
Photo credit: Nuel's Media
The event took place on Saturday the 2nd of June 2018 at Holy Rosary Girls College, Isaac Boro Park, Old GRA, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.
Wonne Afronelly hosted the event, Otto Canon, Tunde Bello, Michael Wejinya, and David Adebirigbe were panelists, while Mr Isaac Utere was the judge.
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| Wonne Afronelly |
After the exhibition, three winners emerged and were awarded and were awarded with gifts for their creativity with plastics.
Niger Grammer School won the third prize for the construction of a plastic ship, and went home with the sum of N20,000.
The second position, of a printer, went to Holy Rosary Girls College, who impressed all with their Kiosk, handbags, purse, lamp holder and sofa chair - all made with plastics.
While the first position went to Dietams College with a prize of a set of desktop computers. Their set of home furniture made from plastics wowed the judges.
There were also individual prizes to pupils with outstanding creativity.
See more photos from the event below:
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| Christabel Altraide (The Founder & CEO of Recycle Port Harcourt City) |
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| Mr Isaac Utere |
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| David Adebirigbe |
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| Otto Canon |
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| Michael Wejinya |
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| Tunde Bello |
Interact with RecyclePHC on social media:
Instagram: @recyclephcity
Twitter: @recyclephc
Facebook: Recycle Port Harcourt City
Article contributors: ThankGod Mmom and Saro Phimia
Photo credit: Nuel's Media
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