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Fine Arts
The mission of the Regents Fine Arts program is to glorify God by using and developing the artistic gifts given by Him and to establish an enduring appreciation and longing to esteem and share that which is beautiful in the eyes of God.
A Word from the Director of Fine Arts
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Welcome to Regents Fine Arts!
Some of my earliest and fondest memories as a child are with my grandfather. Every night I’d spend with him, he’d tuck me into bed and share with me a new adventure story full of bears and wild animals.My grandfather planted a seed. I often point back to those evenings as one of the reasons I love stories and creativity so much. The seed bloomed and eventually I learned that Scripture tells one unified, grand redemptive story. In a real sense, God is the First and Great Storyteller, the Author of Creativity. And although we’re not the main characters, we play a role in his redemptive drama!This is one of the reasons I love education! We have the opportunity to plant seeds in children, and in the arts we get to help the students see the beauty that’s all around them.At Regents, we’re committed to cultivating students who love and create what is Beautiful. Creativity is not simply a way for students to express themselves, but a way to glorify the Beautiful One and bless those whom God has put around us.The Fine Arts, for many reasons, are a vital component of a liberal arts education and an important part of a Regents education. Please explore our website and learn more about our faculty and programs!Dane Bundy
Fine Arts Core Values
Five Facts to Know as you Begin
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Core Component of a Regents Education
Fine Arts is an integrated and core component of a Regents education. -
Spanning All Three Schools
The Fine Arts span all three schools: Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric. Nevertheless, they exist uniquely as a division in their own right. -
Festivities & Performances
Festivities and performances are simply a part of the everyday educational environment. -
Contributing to the Greater Artistic Community
Many of our teachers not only serve our school community, but also contribute to the greater artistic community of Austin. -
Our Mission
The mission of Regents Fine Arts is: To glorify God by using and developing the artistic gifts given by Him and to establish an enduring appreciation and longing to esteem and share that which is beautiful in the eyes of God.
Digging Deeper
At Regents, we promote the study of the fine arts because they teach foundational skills and character traits required for success in academic, business, and personal life. They form within students traits such as confidence, focus, and creativity. They can help students learn to speak clearly in public, receive constructive feedback, collaborate with others, and solve problems in real time. They also train a student in self-discipline and delayed gratification. Thus, we shouldn’t be surprised to see that many studies have concluded that fine arts students score significantly higher on standardized tests than those who do not study them.
The fine arts can also elevate what is beautiful and joyful, offering rays of truth and hope in a fallen world. Art provides windows into the hearts and imaginations of past and present societies, helping us understand what a people group cherishes or despises, fears or loves.
The fine arts help us remember that we share a common thread with all cultures: we are created in the image of the Author of Creativity. It’s no wonder that every flourishing society has left behind their works of art. Within every human being is the natural drive to create.
Regents Fine Arts sees the study of creativity as a core objective of a classical and Christian education. Students not only study the fine arts in a classroom, but on the dance floor, the stage, on field trips and tours, concert series and workshops.
Notice of Non-Discriminatory Policy
Regents School of Austin does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational, admission, financial aid or employment policies, or any other programs administered by the school.