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Field trips to the
High Museum of Art.
A fine art education isn’t complete without understanding art appreciation and history. We encourage the students to learn as much as possible about the techniques, applications, and history of past and present professional artists.
Image right: Amy Sherald, artist
2025 High Museum - Spring Field Trip
Curriculum
Art Appreciation & History. Studying art through attending exhibitions at local museums enriches the understanding of fine art.
Philosophy. Art education is about understanding the world of art, not just the application of it.
Drawing in the Museum. Students can work directly from the artwork produced by the masters of the past.
HIGH MUSEUM OF ART
1280 Peachtree St NE Atlanta, GA 30309
404-733-4400
May 30, 2026
Deadline to register is Saturday, May 23rd
Once again, we are returning to the High Museum of Art. The purpose of this field trip is for students to understand the methods of past and present artists by viewing the artworks personally. Instructors will lead groups through the museum and explain the techniques used to create the magnificent art we will view. Understanding the art history and drawing from sculptures and paintings are essential ways to appreciate fine art. Please mark this date on your calendar; you do not want to miss it! This class is open to all students and their families & friends. An adult must accompany children 7 years old and under. The traveling exhibition is the work of Amy Sherald, the painter of Former First Lady Michelle Obama. Everyone will need tickets for this special exhibition. The price for the Sherald Exhibition is $21.15. The deadline to register is Saturday, May 23rd. Please note that we will be closed for group classes the week of May 26th due to the museum class.
Please note that we will need chaperones who can transport students who don’t have a ride to the museum due to their parents’ work schedules. Let me know via text at 770-597-4053 how many seats you have available in your vehicle. Your help is appreciated! Parents who need a ride for their child must sign a liability waiver. If you need transportation, please see the studio director. You must arrive at the studio by 8:45 a.m., and we will leave sharply at 9:00 a.m., arriving at the museum by 10:00 a.m. The tour will end at 1:00 p.m. Barring unforeseen events, we should be returning to the studio between 2:00 - 2:30 p.m. Please check your email for additional information.
This is not just a field trip; it's a class! Active participation is key to a student’s education in fine arts. If you cannot attend the field trip, you can arrange a make-up class with the student's instructor at the studio. Please be sure to bring a sketch pad, #2 pencil, and eraser.
We at CCSAA want to express our heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support and participation in these events. You are not just attendees but integral members of the CCSAA family. Without you, we could not offer such an exciting and enriching program. You can read more about the museum at https://high.org/directions-and-parking/parking-tab
PLEASE SCROLL DOWN FOR THE TRANSPORTATION RELEASE FORM BELOW.
Transportation Release
If a parent is not able to participate, a ride with one of the instructors, members of our team, or parents of a student of CCSAA (Cobble Creek Studios Art Academy) can be provided for them. A transportation fee of $5 will be charged per student.
By signing this form, I am indicating that I knowingly accept and assume the risk of injury that might occur from participation in this program. I acknowledge and understand that there is a risk of injury involved in participation and that the program, nor its trained professionals, can eliminate the risk of injury.
By printing your name electronically, and submitting your email address you are stating that you have read and fully understand this information.
