CFAC
Children’s Fine Art Classes
Registration for the Spring 2025 semester will start December 2.
NEW Spring CFAC Schedule of Classes - Elementary
NEW Spring CFAC Schedule of Classes - Middle School
The Children’s Fine Art Classes program engages and inspires the next generation of creative leaders by providing intensive, in-depth art experiences to visually talented and motivated elementary and middle school students. Since 1925, the program has offered concentrated studies in two-dimensional art that include studio practices in drawing, painting, and mixed media; art history; critiquing skills; and aesthetics. Each student is provided a $365 scholarship to attend so that economic status will play no part in a child’s participation or placement. An administration fee is paid by those who are financially able to support the program.
Students must be recommended into the program by an art teacher, teacher, principal, community leader (a person who knows of the student’s talent in the visual arts). To learn about how to get your student recommended contact Annette at annette@louisvillevisualart.org.
Instructors of the Children’s Fine Art Classes program have experience as art teachers or professional artists. The curriculum and assignments are developed to help children gain increasing mastery over the tools and techniques of the visual arts and to foster their cognitive abilities.
Each year, Louisville Visual Art hosts a gallery exhibit of the work from the Children’s Fine Art Classes. Every student from that year has work on display, providing them a chance to see their work in exhibition and to share that experience with their families.
How to Become a CFAC Student:
Mark your Calendar
CFAC Classes run for 10 weeks in the Fall & Spring and meet one day each week.
To get a Recommendation for your student, contact annette@louisvillevisualart.org, she can help start that process.
Teacher Recommendation
Elementary & Middle School Students: Educators, community leaders, and artists can recommend 4 talented students per semester. Students must be 9 years old to participate.
High School Students: The Academy of LVA is open to all high school students.
Continuing Participation
All recommended students are eligible to participate in scholarship-based classes in elementary and middle school and can apply for financial aid once in The Academy of LVA.
After CFAC
100% of The Academy of LVA seniors were accepted to universities across the country and were offered scholarships or financial aid since 2014. Academy seniors were offered 1.5 million dollars in scholarships when applying to art programs around the country.
Learn more about Children’s Fine Art Classes at CFAC FAQ, or email questions to LVA Education Director, Annette Cable: annette@louisvillevisualart.org.
You may also call the LVA Office at: 502-584-8166