Welcome Back to the Fine Arts Program at Episcopal Collegiate School

Hope you all have enjoyed many adventures this summer and have refreshed your creativity for the new school year.  We all have been busy recharging our batteries and preparing new and exciting lessons for you.

We have a new Visual Arts Teacher - Ms. Brown

Please welcome her to the Middle School. 

 Ms. Brown will be teaching the Middle School artists and some of the Upper School Foundations of Art classes.  

Looking forward to seeing all of you.

New and final works from the Media Art Class

Pamela Rgers

Talented Photographers demonstrate their knowledge and creativity.

Alyssa Davis


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Nick Simmons Photography to be added to the Psychiatric Research Institute Hospital Permanent Art Collection

Nick Simmons- Junior "Fly Butterfly Fly"

Congratulations Nick Simmons

Congratulations to Upper School Media Arts Students

 Students submitted photographs for the Congressional 2nd District Art Competition and got some unexpected news.  Congressman Tim Griffin enjoyed and appreciated our photographs so much he has asked to display the following photographs in his Little Rock office and in his office in Washington D.C.

 Kiva Hanson’s “Sentier des Arbres”- Little Rock District Office

  Katie Hadden’s “Power at Night” Little Rock District Office

 Jade Pfeifer’s “Bridge at Night” in the Arkansas Washington D.C. Office

Congratulations Artists!

Art Students Helping Children in Haiti at the Cultural Festival

 BeLikeBrit Orphans

We are stepping up our connection to Haiti by painting portraits of the children at the BeLikeBrit orphanage in Haiti.  We are connected to this orphanage by our donation to help construct the building over a year ago. 

 We continue working on our Homes for Haiti project with the Clinton Museum Store but we needed a closer connection to what children and Haiti need.  We selected an orphan and began our paintings before the Cultural Fair.

Cultural Festival

BeLikeBrit Orphanage

 Ms. Schultz was given a donation of handmade photo frames created by Haitian Artists to raise money to send to the orphanage to help with the care of the children.  We sold several photo frames and as soon as each orphan has a portrait completed we will mail our paintings and a check to support the children's needs for school.  

Successful Curbside Couture Performance

View the link below for the News-

http://arkansasmatters.com/fulltext/?nxd_id=655782

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