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Visit the Merrick Visual Arts Center while Upper School classes are in session and you will experience the energy and vitality of our program. Hands-on studio work, student critiques, artist research, art presentations, and visiting artists are all important aspects of a student's art class experience. Many students take classes beyond the beginning level. Upper school art classes are semester long. The visual arts curriculum consists of Art I, a foundations course in drawing, design, painting and sculpture. Art II classes include more advanced drawing, painting, ceramics and sculpture. Art III focuses on portfolio development, fibers and ceramics. Students in Art II and above also have the option of taking Honors Art with permission of the instructor. For the serious art student, St. Martin's offers the Advanced Placement in Studio Art course which is year long. Student artwork is prominently featured in "The Lyre" which is the school's art and literary publication, as well as in art displays throughout our campus. Annual field trips to the New Orleans Museum of Art and Sculpture Garden, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, the New Orleans School of Glassworks and local galleries enrich students' art experiences beyond the classroom.

Christina Noya '11 at the AP/Honors Art show in the Merrick Visual Arts Building. For more photos from the show visit the media library.