The mission of the Lutheran High School Art Department is to prepare students to have the confidence, knowledge, and tools to find the courage to be creative.

Much is being written today about the need for opportunities for our students to be creative. Art classes are an excellent environment for students to explore new ideas in a safe, light environment.

Courageous expression of new and different ideas is a skill that's honed in an art classroom. The LuHi Art Department will push students to expand their comfort zone in every way. We understand and nurture students who respond best to visual learning. Innovative thinkers need training and encouragement.

Recent Art Student Activities and Shows

• Visits to the Denver Center to see "This is Modern Art", the Western Stock Show and Coors Western Art Show, galleries around Parker area, and more.
• In 2019, 12 students entered Art in the Scholastic Art Show, with awards including American Visions Award (top five works in the show), two Gold Key awards, and two Silver Key awards
• In 2018, 10 Students entered the Congressional Art Shows, and several students received ribbons and plaques. One student got 2nd place.
• In 2019, 10 Juniors and Seniors participated in the Douglas County High Schools Portfolio Day at the PACE Center. They showed their work to reviewers from colleges around the state, went to workshops, and entered work in a show for participants. Awards from the day included two of the four first Place $1000 scholarship awards.
• For the past 4 years, LuHi participates in the Paper Fashion Show run by The One Club, an organization for National Design Agencies. Two students had their designs accepted to the show in 2018.

Students also have access to two 3D printers in the lab.