Comprehensive Art Course: Explore Mediums, Styles, and Techniques

Dec 22, 2025

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This 2-credit full-year course immerses students in major artistic elements, mediums, and styles. It covers essential techniques including drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, and black-and-white photography. The course also consists of intensive studio-based experiences, allowing students to explore their chosen mediums, themes, and styles in depth. Divided into three main areas—Breath, Quality, and Concentration—students will create a diverse body of work, culminating in a comprehensive understanding of art practice. Sample student work from 2012 showcases the creative journey.

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Comprehensive Art Course: Explore Mediums, Styles, and Techniques

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Art program 2012 Art 1201 Art 2200 Art 3200 AP Art 4200
Art 1201 • This a 2 credit full year course that introduces students to the major artist elements, mediums and styles • The mediums covered are : Drawing Painting Printmaking Sculpture Black and White photography
Art 2200 Art 3200 Studio courses • Graphic design • Sculpture • Black and White photography • Drawing • Painting • Print Making
AP Art 4200 • This an intensive studio based course where students explore mediums, style and themes of there choosing on a two dimensional format. • The course is divided into three main areas • Breath • Quality • Concentration
Sample student work 2012