Visual & Performing Arts
Visual Arts
Focus: Visual arts courses focus on art appreciation and studio activities. Students analyze and interpret works of fine art, works in applied design, and works in crafts. Through practical activities, they design and create art works and products, and experiment with a variety of media and processes.
Course Code: AWD3M1-2D/3D Design
Units: Graphic Design, Lighting Design, Studies in Contemporary Design, Architecture and Interior Design, History of Architecture
Course Code: AWD4M1-2D/3D Design
Units: Graphic Design, Textile Design, Furniture Design, Design History, Theatre Design (Stage and Costume), Theatre History
Course Code: AWN3M1-Painting
Units: Colour Theory and Composition, 15th – 19th century Art History Research, Art Historical Painting, Portrait Painting, Abstract painting
Course Code: AWN4M1-Painting
Units: Colour Theory and Composition, 19th – 20th century Art History Research, Art Historical Painting, Figure Pain
ting, Abstract painting
Course Code: AVI 4M1-Visual Arts
Units: Figure Drawing, Experimental Multi Media Drawing, Critical Issues in Contemporary Art, Painting, 19th and 20th Century Art History, Print Making, Sculpture
Course Code: ASM201-Media Arts
Units: Intro to New Media, Egos and Icons, Still Image, Narrative, Moving Image, Interactive Environment
Course Code: ASM301-Media Arts
Units: Review/Update New Media, Issues in Media Arts, Careers in Media Arts, Moving Image, Interactive Environment
Photography: AWQ3M1, AWQ4M1
Music
Band: AMI2O1, AMI3M1, AMI4M1
Repertoire: AMR3M1, AMR4M1
Strings: AMS2O1, AMI3M1, AMI4M1
Guitar: AMG2O1, AMG3M1, AMG4M1
Keyboard: AMK2O1, AMK3M1, AMK4M1
Drama
This course requires students to actively explore dramatic forms and techniques, using their own ideas and concerns as well as sources selected from a wide range of authors, genres, and cultures. Students learning will include identifying and using the principles of space, time, voice, and movement in creating, sustaining, and communicating authentic roles within a drama. Students will assume responsibility for decisions made in the creation and presentation of the drama, and will analyze and reflect on the experience.
Course Code: ADA201-Open Drama
Units: Picture Monologue, Dramatic Forms, Tableau, Uncovering Meaning in Text, Collective Creation - Anthology
Course Code: ADA3M1-Grade 11 Mixed Drama
Units: Intro Monologue, Acting styles and conventions, Western plays of the 19th Century, Elizabethan theatre, Culminating - Character Development
Course Code: ADA4M1-Grade 12 Mixed Drama