Fine Arts are a priority at Landmark Christian School at every grade level. We believe that God has called us to develop students
spiritually, intellectually, physically, and artistically. Our desire in the Fine Arts department is to send out Renaissance men and women to impact the world for Jesus Christ. All of our students are exposed to both the visual and performing arts beginning in elementary school through high school. Whether it is art, band, chorus, theatre, guitar, photography, or praise band, every student is encouraged to develop their creativity.
The Landmark Fine Arts Department is committed to providing quality instruction, engendering within the student a love and appreciation for the arts, and developing a disciplined artist in a nurturing environment where Christian values are modeled. Our goal is to provide the serious student maximum opportunity to learn and grow as well as to create an environment where students are enriched as a result of their exposure to the arts.
The faculty acknowledges the Lordship of Jesus Christ and seeks to integrate faith and life through artistic expression in hopes that all creative endeavors (concerts, plays, painting, homework, casting, etc.) will be guided by God, the True Creator. It is our hope that students educated under the guidance of the Fine Arts department will leave Landmark prepared to impact the artistic world for Jesus Christ.
In art, we are once again able to do all the things we have forgotten; we are able to walk on water; we speak to angels who call us; we move, unfettered, among the stars. We write, we make music, we draw pictures because we are listening for meaning, feeling for healing. And during the writing of the story, or the painting, or the composing or singing or playing, we are returned to the open creativity which was ours when we were children. We cannot be mature artists if we have lost the ability to believe which we had as children. An artist at work is in a condition of complete and total faith. Taken from Walking On Water by Madeleine L'Engle.
Don Johnson
Director of Fine Arts