35 Hill School students were honored for their photography and artwork.
Visual Arts
The Visual Arts Program at The Hill School is designed to offer students an array of experiences through various traditional media - drawing, painting, sculpting, photography, woodworking - as well as web design and filmmaking.
Visual Arts News:
Visual Arts Courses:
- Studio Art 1, 2, 3 Honors
- Woodworking
- Photography / Advanced Photography
- Filmmaking and Visual Storytelling
- Introduction to Web Design
- AP 2-D / AP 3-D Art and Design (college-level courses)
- AP Drawing (college-level course)
- Advanced Studio Art Seminar (college-level course)
- Advanced Art History Seminar (college-level course)
- Fiber Arts/Advanced Fiber Arts
View the Course Catalog for more information.
Meet Our Visual Arts Instructors:
Ellen O. Nelson P'10 '13
Senior Master Teacher of the Arts Ellen O. Nelson P'10 '13 has taught multiple levels of studio art and art history throughout her time at The Hill. Ellen also is the Coordinator of the Boyer Gallery and has had her work displayed in numerous galleries and exhibits throughout her career.
Diane Deery P'21 '23
Athey Family Master Teacher of the Arts and Chair of the Arts Department Diane Deery P'21 '23 teaches woodworking and photography. An environmental artist, Ms. Deery has displayed her art in several exhibits throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. She also has participated in artist-in-residence programs in Iceland, Philadelphia, and South Africa (2022).
Danna Singer
Danna Singer joined The Hill School faculty in the fall of 2024. She teaches photography, filmmaking, and visual storytelling. Her photographs have been exhibited nationally and internationally. She has held the position of Lecturer at Yale School of Art, and Princeton, among others.