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The Art Department provides a variety of experiences and challenges, teaching students new skills and raising their awareness of the world around them. Participation in the Arts encourages increased visual perception, awareness of one's surroundings and promotes personal involvement in one's education. In all art classes, students study written and visual resources and maintain a portfolio/body of work. Introductory and Advanced studio art courses are offered. Students work in both 2D and 3D media and have the opportunity to exhibit their artwork in local and statewide exhibits. The Arts are part of the Core Curriculum as outlined in the Common Core of Learning.
Students are required to meet RI State Proficiency in the Arts.
Visual Arts education students:
perceive and understand visual and aesthetic relationships in the environment.
produce expressive works of art and discover the specific qualities of different art materials and how to use them.
learn to express feelings, experiences and ideas that they find meaningful.
acquire knowledge of the history of Art and Design.
evaluate works of art and make intelligent visual aesthetic judgments.
Careers in ART are abundant! Below is a list of potential ART careers to pursue!
Animators | Film and Video Producers |
Architectural Photographers | Filmmakers |
Art Critics | Gallery Owners |
Art Directors | Information Architects |
Art Teachers | Interior Designers |
Artists-in-Residence | Jewelry designers |
Arts Administrators | Master Printers |
Biomedical Illustrators | Model Makers |
Book Designers | Multimedia Designers |
Children's Book Illustrators | Museum Educators |
College Professors | Photo Editors |
Community Art Educators | Photojournalists |
Computer Game Artists | Portrait Artists |
Conservation Specialists | Publishers |
Costume Designers | Set Designers |
Creative Directors | Sculptors for Public Spaces |
Curators | Studio Artists |
Directors of Non-profit Arts Organizations | Textile Designers |
Editorial Illustrators | Video Artists |
Exhibition Designers | Visual Interface Designers |
Exhibiting Artists | Webmaster |
Fashion Designers |
The following links will take you to our favorite sites and also provide you will resources to use in class!
Museum of Modern Art
11 West 53rd street
New York, NY 10019
American Textile History Museum, MA
RISD Museum
224 Benefit Street
Providence, RI
Bellevue Arts Museum, WA
Whitney Museum of American Art
945 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10021
Cooper Hewitt Museum, NY
The Metropolitan Musuem of Art
1000 Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street
New York, New York 10028-0198
Information: 212-535-7710
Corning Museum of Glass, NY
Fuller Craft Museum
455 Oak Street
Brockton, Ma 02301
508-588-6000