Visual Arts
Visual Arts opportunities include:
• Introduction to Art
• Drawing and Painting 1, 2
• Graphic Design
• Fashion Design
• Drawing and Painting 1, 2
• Graphic Design
• Fashion Design
• AP Art and Design 2D
• Art Club
• Photography Club
Colleges and Universities students have been accepted:
- Pratt Institute
- Moore College of Art & Design
- Fashion Institute of Technology
- School of Visual Arts
- New Hampshire Institute of Art
- Otis College of Art and Design
- Parsons School of Design
- Savannah College of Art and Design
The Pratt President's Wallace Augustus Rayfield Scholarships are named in honor of one of Pratt's first Black alumni, Wallace Augustus Rayfield, who graduated in 1889 and was only the second formally educated African American architect to practice in the United States. This scholarship includes full tuition, fees, room and board, as well as a stipend for supplies, books, laptop and transportation.
"This scholarship is an amazing honor to receive," Ariana says. "I am extremely grateful to be able to continue Wallace Augustus Rayfield’s legacy and study at his alma mater, Pratt Institute. African-Americans have been historically underrepresented in many fields but especially architecture. This scholarship will allow me to make my mark on the architecture world and increase diversity. With this opportunity I hope I can open doors for others who look like me as well."
Ariana plans to major in architecture and minor in sustainability studies.
Ariana's artwork: Reflection
Visual Arts Student Portfolios:
Visual Arts Exhibits:
SCA artists have opportunities to exhibit their work professionally at events which has included the annual StArt Regional High School Art Exhibition at Concordia College.