Visual arts (fine arts)

The course in Fine Arts at various stages namely primary, middle, secondary and senior secondary is aimed at developing the aesthetic sense of the students through the understanding of various important, well-known aspects and modes of visual art expression. These exhibit India’s rich cultural heritage from the period of the Indus Valley to the present time and encompass a wider range of practical exercises in making various artworks for developing the mental faculties of the students and enhancing their observation, imagination, and creativity, along with physical and technical skills.

Fine arts classes are always planned in such a way that children develop a sense of creativity. Exposing them to a variety of art materials and techniques creates an opportunity for their all-round development. It includes creating art pieces (Painting, Sculpture and Crafts) by using various types of materials or techniques from the traditional to the contemporary ones. Broadly it is a study of life and its compositions taken from daily experiences. The other aspects of traditional and folk styles of artwork are also covered.

The teacher plays a pivotal role and with our enthusiastic and highly experienced art faculty, the task becomes easier. Students are encouraged to collect reference books from the library’s art section or the day-to-day art events, which are meant to guide them to think more. Teachers take ideas and relate them to their classroom environment and students. They modify it in the most suitable way to develop students’ creativity.