Arts

Visual Arts

Visual

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  • Arts

    Visual artists begin exploring the fundamentals when Lower School students learn about artists and artistic techniques. Opportunities for visual expression continue to grow in Upper School with advanced classes and events to create and showcase hands-on media.

Class Offerings

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  • Studio Arts

    Studio Arts encompasses a variety of different class offerings, providing exposure to new techniques and materials, including graphic design, multimedia art, printmaking, and 3D fabrication, to create unique and expressive works of art. They also have the opportunity to showcase their pieces in our Fine Arts Center Gallery and participate in community events.

    Classes Offered: 

    6th Grade Arts & Culture Orientation
    Studio Art I & II
    Introduction to Art
    Design I & II
    Drawing I, II, & III
    AP Art & Design 
  • Ceramics

    Ceramics introduces students to hand-building, wheel-throwing, and sculptural techniques using clay. Students experiment with form, texture, and glazing to create functional and artistic pieces. Their work has the option to be displayed in our Fine Arts Center Gallery, as well opportunities to showcase and sell pieces at community events.

    Courses Offered: 

    Ceramics I, II & III 
  • Industrial Arts

    Industrial Arts students begin by learning essential shop safety and tool usage. They then move on to designing, building, and finishing projects such as cutting boards, furniture, and more. Advanced woodworkers have the opportunity to create marketable art using a variety of materials, including wood, metal, pottery, leather, and stone. Their work is displayed in our Fine Arts Center Gallery, with opportunities to showcase and sell their creations at community events.

    Classes Offered:

    Middle School Woodworking I & II
    High School Woodworking 
    Advanced Woodworking

Stephanie Van Horn, CCS Class of 2016

"For 13 years I grew up in those blue and gold halls and discovered my passion for photography. The personal and creative development that I experienced at CCS led me to become a confident and ever-growing artist here in the community today. CCS gifted me with the ability to see the bigger picture—to take a step back and see things from every perspective, under a different light, and through every lens available to me.”