Brentwood College School’s Arts Facilities

Brentwood’s studios, stages, and workshops—together with sunlit classrooms located throughout our West Coast oceanside campus—provide artists with compelling and inspiring spaces that lift and support them.

Within these exciting, multi-functional galleries, rooms, labs, and stages, students discover a passion for what the School has to offer: visual, performing, technical, and communication arts taught by practicing artists in a community of fellow learners that choose to be here.

The view towards in the audience from the podium of the theatre

T. Gil Bunch Centre for the Performing Arts

The exterior of the T. Gil Bunch Centre for Performing Arts
The art gallery in the Centre for Art and Humanities at Brentwood

Centre For Arts and Humanities

The Centre for Arts and Humanities is the home of our visual arts programs. This modern facility includes 16,000 square feet of visual art studios built specifically for the needs of the drawing, painting, pottery, sculpture, photography, and videography students. The main gallery and many of the studios have incredible oceanfront views—to inspire our artists.

The two main 1,800-sq.ft. art studios contain easels, sinks, smocks, and ample table space. The 2,000-sq.ft. pottery studio is equipped with 20 potting wheels, generous storage space, drying racks, and three kilns. The traditional and digital photography studio contains two darkrooms, digital printers, and monitors, as well as a 960-sq.ft. photography studio equipped with lights and backdrops. Our woodworking shop and sculpture studios have all the tools and machines students could expect to find in a professional shop—including a table saw, lathe, planer, bandsaw, drill press, and drum sander. In the Robotics Lab, you will find tools, work benches, and arena-like areas for our students to compete with their creations.

One of the arts studios at Brentwood