The visual arts program offers a variety of courses and activities designated to contribute to the visual and aesthetic needs of the students.  The courses are conducted under the guidance of four full-time resident artists/teachers.  The primary purpose of the program is to assist the students in arriving at a well-balanced maturity and sensitivity as they broaden their understanding and appreciation of the human element in art.

The first thing you’ll see when entering the lobby of Braitmayer Art Center is an art gallery featuring an exhibition of work by students, a Tabor art teacher, or a visiting artist. The building houses two studios and a photography lab. The Ceramics Studio is equipped with 14 electric potters’ wheels, three indoor electric kilns, two outdoor Raku kilns, a slab roller, pug mill extruder, state of the art glaze lab and downdraft gas kiln. The  Fine Arts Studio has areas for painting, sculpture, drawing, and printmaking. The photography lab contains a developing room with black-and-white developing capabilities, and seven enlargers.