High School & Adult Studio
Tuition reserves your place in the studio for the same day and time over consecutive weeks.
We work in four-week sessions rather than calendar months, with 12 sessions each year.
Personalized Instruction for Adults and High School Students
The High School & Adult Studio is designed for adults and high school juniors and seniors seeking individualized instruction in drawing, painting, and the visual arts.
High school students interested in pursuing a visual arts career may also receive guidance with portfolio development, AP Art preparation, scholarship opportunities, and college admissions requirements.
Students work at their own pace while receiving instruction based on their interests, goals, and experience level.
Adult students typically receive approximately 20 minutes of one-on-one instruction during each class while working in a supportive studio environment.
Who This Program Is For
- Adults of all skill levels
- High school juniors and seniors
- Students interested in visual arts careers or college portfolio preparation
- Portfolio development students
- AP Art students
- Artists seeking continued growth and instruction
What Happens in Class
- Individualized instruction
- Personal projects
- Drawing and painting fundamentals
- Portfolio development
- AP Art guidance
- Demonstrations and critiques
- Art history and artist studies
A Studio Environment
Students work on individual projects while receiving one-on-one guidance throughout each class.
Instruction is tailored to the student’s goals, whether they are learning for personal enjoyment, improving technical skills, preparing a portfolio, or exploring future opportunities in the visual arts.
Portfolio & College Preparation
- Portfolio development
- AP Art support
- Scholarship preparation
- College admissions guidance
- Career exploration in the visual arts
Materials
Students in the High School & Adult Studio provide their own art materials. Guidance is available regarding recommended supplies and materials. In some cases, students may be encouraged to experiment with studio materials before making purchasing decisions.