Come See our Exhibit at the 2026 Regional High School Student Show at the Foundry, March 6-21!

OUR SHOWCASE

Visual Stories by our Students

Grab a cup of coffee and settle in as you explore our student gallery—a vibrant showcase of talent across every genre of art. From sketches to sculpture, short films to digital design, this space celebrates the imagination, skill, and heart of our emerging artists.

Student Work

AWARD WINNING STUDIO!

Award recipients at the

Regional High School Art Show

at The Foundry

At Potter’s Clay, we believe creativity is ignited when students are given space to explore, imagine, and express their unique perspective. This showcase highlights original work created by our students—each piece a reflection of their growing skills, thoughtful process, and vibrant imagination. From early sketches to polished projects, these works demonstrate both personal growth and artistic excellence.

A Slight Obsession, is a whimsical self-portrait by Peter, emphasizing the artist’s comical fascination with frogs, and is the recipient of the “Art in Mind” Award for 2026.

Girl in a Dark Room is a dramatic self-portrait by Ciara that depicts deep self-reflection completed in acrylic paint, and is the recipient of the 2026 Lindenwood University Art and Design Department Award.

Psychic Pineapple by Caleb is

inspired by the work of acrylic painter Hannah Webb aka "The Obanoth," and this piece received the 2025 Lindenwood University Art and Design Department Award.

Swipe through the gallery below to explore more work from all of our studio art classes.

Our youngest creatives!

Beginner Art

Our 4–6-year-olds are building fine motor skills and exploring the building blocks of art. They learn to identify color, line, shape, space, and form while engaging in process-based projects that encourage creativity and self-expression. At this stage, discovering their own artistic voice is just beginning—and it’s full of joy and curiosity.

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Our younger elementary kiddos

Secondary Art

Our secondary students are beginning to discover and define their own artistic style, guided by deeper study in art theory and the principles of design. As you explore their gallery, you’ll see a clear progression of skill, voice, and creative confidence.

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Upper elementary + early middle school artists

Foundational Art

At this level, students continue to develop fine motor skills while beginning to engage with more advanced techniques. Lessons introduce detailed perspective, foundational color theory, and painting methods, encouraging growth in both technical ability and creative expression.

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Middle to high school creators

Intermediate Art

Designed for middle school and early high school students, this course nurtures creativity through age-appropriate projects that build foundational skills and personal expression. Students explore a variety of media and techniques, developing confidence in their artistic voice while preparing for more advanced studies.

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Master artists in training

Advanced Art

Late middle school and high school students immerse themselves in college-level projects that bridge creative exploration with academic rigor. Through a blend of at-home assignments and studio practice, students engage in advanced art theory and hands-on work that prepares them for future study or careers in the visual and practical arts.

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Gina McAndrew

Audio Visual Work

Lights, camera, creativity! This collection showcases the imaginative work of our Audio/Visual Broadcasting student, from clever commercials and personal vlogs to stop motion shorts and experimental edits. Each project reflects their growing skills behind the camera and in the editing room, as they learn to tell compelling stories through sight and sound.

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