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Grade Level Art ClassesLearn techniques and styles of famous artists, and create your own works using acrylics and watercolors as well as clay, dry watercolor, chalk, sketching and using elements of nature for inspiration and creation. For Kindergarten through 5th grade.
Grades K-3 on Saturday at 9:30AM Grades 4-6 on Saturday at 10:40AM |
Adult Painting & Charcoal
Explore painting and charcoal techniques to create your own works of art.
Classes will run Thursday evenings, 6:45-7:45pm from September 28th - November 2nd.
$125/6-week session.
Classes will run Thursday evenings, 6:45-7:45pm from September 28th - November 2nd.
$125/6-week session.
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Join us for a very special art class hosted by local artist, Princess Curtis, to celebrate Fine Art Appreciation Day! Princess is a dermatologist based in New Jersey. Outside of her profession, Princess is passionate about painting. Princess has been painting since she was 10, having studied privately with various artists. She enjoys working with acrylic, oil, and watercolor. She recently began experimenting with painting on reclaimed wood and tree stumps, which are now displayed outside her home. Not long ago, she wrote, illustrated, and published her children’s book Puffy Builds a Flower Garden. Princess is slated for her first painting exhibit at the Franklin Township Public Library this fall.
Saturday, October 28 Grades K-3 at 9:30AM Grades 4-6 at 10:40AM |
Frequently Asked Questions
What should my child to bring to art class?
Definitely bring a water bottle, and besides that, just an open mind and an enthusiasm for learning art!
What should my child wear for art class?
Art can get messy sometimes, we recommend a t-shirt and pants that you would be ok with getting paint, marker or pencil on. For the pre-school classes, we do have smocks available for painting to help protect their clothing.
Will my child bring home a project every week?
It depends. Some projects require longer dry time, multi-step process or simply more time to create, especially when children are learning a new technique or planning for an upcoming show.
What will they learn in art class?
We believe strongly in giving children a great foundation in art. They will learn the proper name and terminology for the parts of their brushes, techniques, tools, and materials. Our teacher's also incorporate age appropriate art history and information about famous artists and diverse cultural influences on art.
How many children are in the class?
We like to keep class size to no more than 12 children per adult. In addition to the Teacher, we use Ambassadors to help deliver the program to younger students to provide smaller group support and one on one attention when required.
What should my child to bring to art class?
Definitely bring a water bottle, and besides that, just an open mind and an enthusiasm for learning art!
What should my child wear for art class?
Art can get messy sometimes, we recommend a t-shirt and pants that you would be ok with getting paint, marker or pencil on. For the pre-school classes, we do have smocks available for painting to help protect their clothing.
Will my child bring home a project every week?
It depends. Some projects require longer dry time, multi-step process or simply more time to create, especially when children are learning a new technique or planning for an upcoming show.
What will they learn in art class?
We believe strongly in giving children a great foundation in art. They will learn the proper name and terminology for the parts of their brushes, techniques, tools, and materials. Our teacher's also incorporate age appropriate art history and information about famous artists and diverse cultural influences on art.
How many children are in the class?
We like to keep class size to no more than 12 children per adult. In addition to the Teacher, we use Ambassadors to help deliver the program to younger students to provide smaller group support and one on one attention when required.
