Student work & recitals

What gets made here

We photograph the work and the hands — the paintings, the pencil-marked scores, the stage before the families arrive. The students’ faces we keep for the families themselves.

The art room

A child’s hand painting in bright colors, seen from above — Saturday kids’ art class, mid-masterpiece

A hand mixing paint over open pots of color — Mixing the exact right green

Paintbrushes loaded with red and yellow paint on a canvas — Work in progress, teen studio program

Well-used paintbrushes crusted with layers of dried paint — Eight years of brushes

The music rooms

Keys of a well-loved upright piano, close up — The upright in Music Room A

Hands fretting and strumming an acoustic guitar — Guitar practice, chords first

Open piano sheet music with pencil markings — Exam piece, duly pencil-marked

Drumsticks resting on a snare drum — Music Room B, between lessons

A condenser microphone in a dim studio — Voice lesson setup

Recitals & showcases

Ballet dancers in white tutus mid-performance on a recital stage — Recital night — months of barre work, on stage

Silhouette of a ballet dancer in arabesque at sunset — After-class practice, golden hour

A contemporary dancer mid-movement in dramatic light — Contemporary showcase piece

A street dancer mid-move at night — Hip-hop crew, year-end showcase

Empty theater with a red curtain before a recital — The venue, an hour before doors

A stage set with instruments before a performance — Soundcheck done, waiting for families

Next recital, your kid’s on that stage

Every student who wants to perform, performs — Himig & Hue Studio runs a year-end recital for music and dance and an exhibit for art, every year. It starts with one free class.

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Photos of identifiable students are published only with signed parent consent — and never together with a child’s full name or class schedule.