The MSGA Visual Arts program is a year-long course that emphasizes a holistic learning approach in five areas of interaction.
The development of skills in a wide variety of techniques, including the elements and principles of design, are explored through the following fundamental concepts: community/service, environment, health/social education, approaches to learning and how/why we create.
Students' experiences with Art will involve personal studio productions that include readings, writings, history, and aesthetics. A wide variety of two and three-dimensional projects will be explored including drawing, printmaking, ceramics, painting, and deductive sculpture.
The MSGA Visual Arts program culminates with several events, such as an exhibit at Switzer Library, Art in the Parks of Marietta, and others, usually in March/April.
