Fine Arts

Nardin Academy's 2011 completion of the Fatta Center for the Arts, encompassing art and dance studios, an orchestra room and a full music facility, reflects our commitment to the integration of the arts into our curriculum. The arts faculty is dedicated to encouraging students to discover and develop their artistic interests and potential, with the overall goal of preparing our students for the challenges of the 21st century.
Visual Arts
The Visual Arts curriculum at Nardin Academy contains a variety of creative and conceptual projects where students are able to express their artistic talents through multiple art forms. Students are recommended and encouraged to exhibit their artwork in many shows and competitions throughout many Western New York galleries, as well as our own Fine Arts Show that takes place once a year.
- Clayworks
- Advanced Clayworks
- Exploring Studio in Art
- Drawing & Painting
- Advanced Drawing & Painting
- Photography
- Advanced Photography
- Fashion Art & Design
- Portfolio Prep
- AP Studio Art: Drawing
- Digital Video and Music Production
- Introduction to Graphic Design
- Yearbook
Clayworks
Advanced Clayworks
Exploring Studio in Art
Drawing & Painting
Advanced Drawing & Painting
Photography
Advanced Photography
Fashion Art & Design
Portfolio Prep
AP Studio Art: Drawing
Digital Video and Music Production
Introduction to Graphic Design
Yearbook
Performing Arts
Nardin Academy’s Performing Arts curriculum encompasses a wide variety of interests and allows the student to pursue her artistic passion. All students have the opportunity to showcase their talents through numerous concerts and performances during the year at beautiful theaters and auditoriums throughout Western New York.
Our music schedule is designed so that students are taken out of a study hall for their lessons, so they never miss class.
- Orchestra
- Choir
- Basic Piano Class
- Advanced Piano Class
- Beginning Music Theory
- Theater Basics
- Theater Arts
- Dance
- Choreography
- Dance Fitness Jam
- Intermediate Piano