Mosaic Art Wall
Given by the Duckenfield family
Serving as a showcase for the Visual Arts Program, the Mosaic Art Wall celebrates personal expression and connects our students to history, diverse cultures, and their own imaginations.

First Floor Visual Art Gallery
Given by the Fitzpatrick and Moreno family and the Byrne family
Gallery space showcases student artwork for all to enjoy and is celebrated as a focal point of the Lobby.

Second Floor Visual Art Gallery
Given by the Gidley family
As a popular student space, the Second Floor Visual Art Gallery is a beautiful location featuring Upper School student artwork. 

3D Visual Art Display Cases
Given by the Aiken-O’Neill family and Curt family
Located on the first and second floors, the 3D Visual Art Display Cases feature student ceramic and multimedia works. 

2D Art Studio 
Arts education is an integral part to achieving our mission, by bolstering achievement in school and strengthening the skills demanded in the modern workplace. 

3D Art Studio 
With creative expression in mind, the 3D Art Studio is purpose-built to expand knowledge and confidence. Outfitted with ceramic wheels and art tables, students have ample space to explore and create.  

Kiln Room
Given by the Costello family
The Kiln Room is home to a new kiln and shelves and is where the magic of the 3D Art Studio comes to life.

Photography Lab 
Given by classmates, friends, and family of Elizabeth Malia Calhoun '83
Home to Photography classes as well as Student Clubs such as Callithump and Yearbook, the Photo Lab is outfitted with a new collection of desktop computers for digital photography. 

Thomas L. Hoy Dark Room
Given by the Gosnell family, Hoy family, and Shiverick family
The Thomas L. Hoy Dark Room is the ideal space to learn the art of traditional film photography.