Visual Arts
The Visual Arts Department encourages students to explore their personal visions through a variety of media and materials. Sculpture classes incorporate welding and casting along with three-dimensional techniques. Painting and drawing classes present the opportunity for students to work with live models. Extensive classes in photography, printmaking, jewelry construction and art history are also taught. The curriculum integrates ideas and thoughts in philosophy, science, math and literature within a cultural and historical context. Encouraging students to take risks while creating art with an exacting quality and professionalism enables the student to prepare for acceptance into top national and international colleges and universities. To this end, students are motivated to experiment, invent and explore art forms with integrity.
Teacher Profiles
Scott Armetta
Florida Atlantic University
Marsha Christo
Museum School of Fine Arts, Boston
Jenny Gifford (Dean)
William and Mary
Pratt Institute NYC, MFA
John Griffin
Florida State University
Mississippi State University, MFA
Chelsea Odum
The Corcoran School of Art
Lacey Van Reeth
Florida Atlantic University
Jade Henderson
Kansas City Art Institute
Scope & Sequence
- Art 2D & 3D Comprehensive
- AP History of Art
- Art History I
- AP 2-D Design
- AP 3-D Design Portfolio
- Drawing II
- Printmaking I
- Printmaking II
- Painting II
- Painting III
- Drawing/Painting III
- Architectural Design I
- Architectural Design II
- Architectural Design III
- Figure Drawing
- Creative Photography I
- Creative Photography II
- AP Art Studio (Drawing Portfolio)
- Sculpture I
- Sculpture II
- Sculpture III
- Humanities (Philosophy)
- Issues In Humanities (Philosophy)
- Visual Technology I
