Student Life
Visual Arts
The Visual Arts program at Donna Klein Jewish Academy nurtures creativity, exploration and self-expression from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Students engage in a dynamic curriculum that includes visual art in grades K through 12, digital art in grades 7 through 12, and ceramics in grades K through 12. High school students also have the opportunity to pursue Advanced Placement courses in 2D Design, 3D Design, and Drawing and Painting.
Our program offers students meaningful experiences both in and outside the classroom. Through a rich blend of studio art, digital media, graphic design, ceramics and art history, students are encouraged to develop their artistic voice and technical skills.
Highlights of our program:
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Build a strong foundation in the use of materials, tools, and techniques across a wide range of artistic disciplines.
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Explore the meaning, relevance, and impact of both historical and contemporary art.
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Develop fluency in visual language as a powerful form of personal and cultural expression.
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Examine the role of art in shaping society and influencing cultural identity.
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Cultivate awareness and appreciation for diversity within the global art world.
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Connect learning by integrating knowledge and skills from other academic subjects into artistic practice.
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Embrace the arts as an essential part of both general education and Jewish life.
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Encourage students to exhibit their work and grow as confident, expressive artists.
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Engage with digital art as a space where creativity and technology meet, using professional tools to develop innovative works and real-world skills.
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Experience the discipline of ceramics as a pathway to patience, craftsmanship, and three-dimensional problem solving through tactile exploration and design.
Our Visual Arts program empowers students to think creatively, solve problems visually, and make meaningful contributions to their community through art.
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