Art-Integrated Zoom Courses begin August 25, 2025

🎨 Building Brilliant Artists
Where Creativity Meets Curriculum 🎭

Course Overview
Integrate art with academics in a series of courses that blend artistic expression with subjects like literature, history, and science. These classes encourage students to respond to various themes through creative projects, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the material. 🖌️
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Courses Offered

Art and Apologia Biology
Mondays - 10 AM EST - Year Long Course - $600
Combine scientific study with artistic representation, 
Illustrating biological concepts and organisms. 

Art and Renaissance Literature
Mondays - Noon AM EST - Year Long Course - $600
Study Renaissance literature and express themes and characters through various art forms. 

Art and Later Disney Movies
Wednesdays - 10 AM EST - Year Long Course - $550
Analyze and recreate scenes from Disney films, 
focusing on animation techniques and storytelling through art.

Art and Marvel Movies
Wednesdays - 11 AM EST - Year Long Course - $550
Analyze scenes from Marvel films and translate them into artwork.
studying composition, color theory, and character design.

Art and Composers
Wednesdays - Noon EST - Year Long Course - $550
Explore the works of classical composers through visual art, 
creating pieces inspired by the music and its emotional impact. 

Art and the Mystery of History Volume 3
Wednesdays - 1 PM EST - Year Long Course - $550
Create artworks inspired by historical events and figures, 
enhancing understanding through visual storytelling. 

Art and The Lord of the Rings
Wednesdays - 2 PM EST - Year Long Course - $550
Dive into the rich world of Tolkien's universe,
creating art that reflects the themes and settings of Middle-earth.

Art and The Chronicles of Narnia
Wednesdays - 3 PM EST - Year Long Course - $550
Bring to life the magical realms of Narnia through artistic interpretation,
focusing on symbolism and narrative elements.
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🎨 Course Features
Weekly Zoom meetings and assignments with creative prompts.
Integration of art history and technique.
Opportunities for portfolio development.
Collaborative projects and peer feedback.

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*Renaissance Literature and Art Reading List:
(Most books are for ages 11-16, and using the audio format is fine;)
The Inquisitor’s Tale – Gidwitz

1. The Second Mrs. Gioconda – Konigsburg
2. Leonardo’s Shadow – Grey
3. The Hawk That Dare Not Hunt by Day – O'Dell
4. Galileo and the Magic Numbers – Rosen
5. The Shakespeare Stealer – Blackwood
6. I, Juan de Pareja – Treviño
7. A Piece of the Mountain – McPherson
8. The Witch of Blackbird Pond – Speare
9. Wrap-up OR bonus short book (e.g., The Lost Saint or Starry Messenger)

To Register - Email Mrs. G.

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Exceptional students of the Arts will be invited to join the 
​Building Brilliant Minds Chapter
of the 
National Art Honor Society.