Program Description
The Visual Art Department at Germantown Academy is committed to providing a comprehensive education in the arts within the context of a liberal arts education. Our foundation and advanced curriculum is a well-rounded and versatile approach to the study and application of art. It is designed to provide a creatively stimulating education in an open environment of studio classes. Experimentation and innovation, collaboration and social responsibility are themes built into the curriculum. While these courses extend excellent opportunities for the general study of art and life-long arts advocacy, they are also designed to cultivate serious talents in the visual arts. Many of our students have gone on to prominent careers in commercial, fine, and applied arts.
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Monday, March 25, 2013
Senior Spotlight: A. Wright
The Ten
New York Giants, Kanye West, Sarcasm
Tennis, Late Night Wawa Runs, G.O.O.D Music
workaholics, Monster, Thirteen, Summer Thunder Storms
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Senior Spotlight: B. Lawlor
The Ten
running, sunrise, thunderstorms, coffee,
traveling, wawa, family and friends,
random acts of kindness, the shore, laughing
Sunday, March 10, 2013
GA Winners in Scholastic Art and Writing Competition
GA Students Nancy Cui and Xena Wang were honored by the 90th Annual Scholastic Arts competition earlier this year for their art and writing. Nancy earned two Gold Key Awards and two Silver Key Awards. “Lion Lamp” a piece made in her Sculpture Honors class, won the Gold Key Awards.
Xena submitted both art and writing to the same competition where she received one Gold Key Award and one honorable mention for her writing, and Silver Keys for each of her 5 painting submissions.
We are proud of their accomplishments!
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Senior Spotlight: O. Simkins
The Ten
elephants, reading, rings, jersey,
purple, tea, dreamcatchers, waves,
graphic tee's, vintage furniture
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Katrinna Whiting '09 Wins Prestigious Design Award
GA Alum Katrinna Whiting, finishing up her senior year at Maryland Institute College of Art, is already making bug waves in the national design community!
On February 8-10, GOOD held a Hacking Energy Culture hackathon at Maryland Institute College of Art, aimed at generating new ways to interface with energy consumption, waste, and preservation. The winning solution was from a team that included Katrinna along with Nicholas DePaul, Kevin Zweerink, and Kacie Mills.
You can see Katrinna's winning App design called Recess here. You can even see her presentation for the competition here, by scrolling to the bottom of the page and clicking Download Documentation.
On February 8-10, GOOD held a Hacking Energy Culture hackathon at Maryland Institute College of Art, aimed at generating new ways to interface with energy consumption, waste, and preservation. The winning solution was from a team that included Katrinna along with Nicholas DePaul, Kevin Zweerink, and Kacie Mills.
You can see Katrinna's winning App design called Recess here. You can even see her presentation for the competition here, by scrolling to the bottom of the page and clicking Download Documentation.
Monday, March 4, 2013
Senior Spotlight: B. Bashore
The Ten
Jeff Buckley,Sleep No More,Classic rock,Quentin Tarantino films
Contemporary dance,Pre-Raphaelite art,French bulldogs
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