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Visual and Performing Arts
at Fordham Prep

Central to Fordham Prep's Arts education is the objective that students understand what goes into a work of art from conceptual, technical, and cultural points of view; and how, in the spirit of cura personalis, these help contribute to the makeup of a well-rounded person. 

Through a comprehensive curriculum students will develop skills in creating, responding, and performing in visual, musical and theatrical artistic disciplines. The curriculum’s design stimulates growth through self-discovery and self-expression.

Explore The Arts

Music

Developing musicianship through individualized practice, group rehearsals, and lecture style courses.

Find Your Sound

 

 

Drama

Student performers learn about acting, singing, and choreography while building skills of engagement, connection, and unity toward one goal.

Find Your Spotlight

 

Visual Art

Students learn and practice fundamental concepts and skills and are encouraged to apply that knowledge to their creative thinking as they produce works of art.

Find Your Vision

 

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Visual and Performing Arts Faculty

Dylan LaGamma

2009
Visual and Performing Arts, Music

Thomas O'Sullivan

1998
Visual and Performing Arts, College Counseling, Theatre

Michael Weldon

1986
Visual and Performing Arts, Visual Arts

Kenneth Farnum

1975
Visual and Performing Arts, Music

Paul Lauber

2008
English, Visual and Performing Arts, Visual Arts

Krista Lemmen

Visual and Performing Arts, Visual Arts
A young person with curly hair plays a saxophone in the foreground, while other musicians playing violins and cellos are blurred in the background.