Arts
Visual Arts
Visual Art offerings at Lyndon Institute encourage students to create and learn about themselves and their community. The Norris Center for the Arts is an active studio space in which we challenge students to create across multiple mediums and with a variety of tools, from painting and printmaking to photography and ceramics. Self-reflection and self-assessment are nurtured in all of our art classes by asking students to critique artwork, participate in individual portfolio reviews, presentations, and school-wide exhibitions.
Also, the LI Visual Art program sponsors a chapter of the National Art Honor Society. The goals of NAHS are to aid members in attaining the highest standards in art scholarship, character, and service, and to bring art education to the attention of the school and community.
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Janus
The Lyndon Institute Janus is a book featuring a collection of art, poetry, and prose created by our students throughout the school year. This collaboration between our Visual Arts and English departments is created and designed by students in our graphic design program. Click on the button below to view the book.
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Lyndon Institute is a private, independent and comprehensive town academy for grades 9-12, specializing in core and honors academics, fine and performing arts, and career services.
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