It looks like a Paris salon. With more than 60 seniors participating, the show will include paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, ceramics, graphic designs, and cartoons from the animation class. There'll also be furniture and toys made at the school. Many are proficient in sports, in acting, or in literature. They all have varied interests.
Art is nothing more than solving one problem after another.
We graduate about 20 to 25 that go on to visual arts schools. We've already got a student accepted at Pratt Institute, and others at Maryland College of Art, Rhode Island School of Design, and Mass. College of Art. They learn the ins and outs of computer technology, get very proficient in software skills, Photoshop, Quark Xpress. We know they'll use it in college and the outside world. The outside world makes itself felt in a number of different programs offered by the school.