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This year, Artscapade—a celebration of the arts—was extended across the entire season, connecting key events from our Arts programs on campus, beyond our walls, and through performances across Europe. From music, to theater to visual arts, Artscapade showcases the rich, year-round experiences our students create and share.

 

The season began with an introduction to strings and band instruments for Grade 4 students, guided by older peers. High School students participated in workshops and performed at Disneyland Paris, while band, orchestra, and choir students traveled for several days of professional-led workshops and performances. Other highlights included IB Year 2 solo performances, the IB Art Show, the Middle School Musical (The Little Mermaid Jr.), and a special collaboration concert with the American School of London. AP Photography and Fashion students also presented their final projects, further demonstrating the wide range of artistic opportunities at ASH. Looking ahead, we look forward to the High School Play (The King Stag) after Spring Break and the AMIS Middle School Honor Orchestra.

 

At ASH, the Arts program is a space for students to explore self-expression, experiment with a variety of mediums, and engage with the creative process. Whether focused on visual arts, music, theater, or musicals, students develop at both personal and technical skill levels. Whether in the classroom, rehearsal room, or on stage, ASH musicians and artists experience the joy of collaboration and the confidence that comes with performance. Artscapade reflects ASH’s belief that arts education nurtures both skill and personal growth, providing students with the tools and opportunities to explore, create, and express themselves fully.