Art Classes Near Me

Sculpt with a giant block of clay, design a family tree, paint a mural or make a creation of your very own. Every week a new fun theme!

All children benefit from a space to be creative. Children are eager to explore different mediums, textures, and ways to express themselves. Sculpt with a giant block of clay, design a family tree, paint a mural or make a creation of your very own.

All children benefit from a space to be creative. Children are eager to explore different mediums, textures, and ways to express themselves. What to expect in class: Sculpt with playdough, create a collage, or experiment with different mediums. Build a giant tower with your classmates, and read stories based on our weekly theme!

Explore different media like sculpting, painting, collaging, and drawing. Enjoy imaginary and dramatic play time, all while cultivating creativity.

All children benefit from a space to be creative. Children are eager to explore different mediums, textures, and ways to express themselves. Sculpt with playdough, create a collage, or experiment with different mediums. Build a giant tower with your classmates, and read stories based on our weekly theme!

Sculpt with playdough, create a collage, or experiment with different mediums in this drop-off class. Build a giant tower with your classmates, and read stories based on a variety of engaging themes.

All children benefit from a space to be creative. Children are eager to explore different mediums, textures, and ways to express themselves. What to expect in class: Sculpt with playdough, create a collage, or experiment with different mediums. Build a giant tower with your classmates, and read stories based on our weekly theme! Physical Benefits: Working with different textures supports sensory input, fine motor, and gross motor skills. Cognitive Benefits: Creating your own work supports confidence and problem-solving skills. Social Benefits: Not only are children learning social skills by sharing a work space and creating with others, they are also able to express themselves through another outlet before they have the verbal capacity to do so. Adults: Get uninterrupted time with your little one; watch them create and play!

Where they are: All children benefit from a space to be creative. Children are eager to explore different mediums, textures, and ways to express themselves. What to expect in class: Explore different mediums like sculpturing, painting, collaging, and drawing. Enjoy imaginary and dramatic play time, all while cultivating creativity. Benefits: Physical: Working with different textures supports sensory input, fine motor, and gross motor skills. Cognitive: Creating your own work supports confidence and problem-solving skills. Social: Not only are children learning social skills by sharing a work space and creating with others, they are also able to express themselves through another outlet before they have the verbal capacity to do so. Adults: Get uninterrupted time with your little one; watch them create and play!

We're embracing our creative magic this week with a clay relief unicorn sculpture. Students will practice proportion and form to utilize their molding skills. Focusing on the score and slip technique, they will embellish their projects with unique 3 dimensional details and complete their masterpiece with a rainbow of color.

We're embracing our creative magic this week with a clay relief unicorn sculpture. Students will practice proportion and form to utilize their molding skills. Focusing on the score and slip technique, they will embellish their projects with unique 3 dimensional details and complete their masterpiece with a rainbow of color.

We're embracing our creative magic this week with a clay relief unicorn sculpture. Students will practice proportion and form to utilize their molding skills. Focusing on the score and slip technique, they will embellish their projects with unique 3 dimensional details and complete their masterpiece with a rainbow of color.

There’s no place like… The Giggling Pig! Join us for a dazzling painting of Dorthy’s famous ruby slippers. Students will practice form as they recreate this iconic accessory, discussing concepts of color and contrast to implement a triadic color scheme. With a click of the heels and a sprinkle of glitter, students will follow this yellow brick road to a masterpiece of their own making.

This week we are experimenting with application as we mimic the influential American artist Helen Frankenthaler. Inventor of the soak stain technique, Frankenthaler pushed the boundaries of color field painting in abstract expressionism. So to celebrate this marvelous approach, we too will be pouring paint instead of using brushes! Students will have the opportunity to explore color mixing as we learn about the color wheel and its various approaches. Then, we will give each concoction a chance to shine as it gets cascaded over the canvas in a spectacular free fall. Perfect class for children ages 7-9 years old. 90-min class We will use a variety of media, including watercolor, acrylic & tempera paints, oil pastels, mixed media, and clay for our intermediate classes throughout the school-year!

We're embracing our creative magic this week with a clay relief unicorn sculpture. Students will practice proportion and form to utilize their molding skills. Focusing on the score and slip technique, they will embellish their projects with unique 3 dimensional details and complete their masterpiece with a rainbow of color.

This week we are experimenting with application as we mimic the influential American artist Helen Frankenthaler. Inventor of the soak stain technique, Frankenthaler pushed the boundaries of color field painting in abstract expressionism. So to celebrate this marvelous approach, we too will be pouring paint instead of using brushes! Students will have the opportunity to explore color mixing as we learn about the color wheel and its various approaches. Then, we will give each concoction a chance to shine as it gets cascaded over the canvas in a spectacular free fall. Perfect class for children ages 7-9 years old. 90-min class We will use a variety of media, including watercolor, acrylic & tempera paints, oil pastels, mixed media, and clay for our intermediate classes throughout the school-year! Join us on Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday each week... or whenever it's convenient for you! We do the same project each of those days for each week, and then something new for the next week!

Focusing on composition, color theory, and values, this class allows students to experiment with various medium techniques, including clay, watercolor, mixed media, acrylic, and tempera. 60 minutes. Ages 4-6.

We're embracing our creative magic this week with a clay relief unicorn sculpture. Students will practice proportion and form to utilize their molding skills. Focusing on the score and slip technique, they will embellish their projects with unique 3 dimensional details and complete their masterpiece with a rainbow of color.

This week, your child will get a sampler of our entire summer schedule. Each day, we'll do a different medium and technique.

This week, your child will get a sampler of our entire summer schedule. Each day, we'll do a different medium and technique.

Join us weekly on Sunday's for an hour and a half of creativity! Our teacher will guide you through a step by step on canvas, but if you want to add your own ideas and personality to your painting - we encourage it.

Chagall Dreamscape: For this project students will traverse the symbolism of their dreams with a colorful Chagall inspired oil pastel drawing. Exploring symbolism, students will create a dreamscape that reflects their inner world and the techniques of early modern artist Marc Chagall. This weekly 2-hour class is a great option for kids looking to move ahead with their artistic talents. Students can choose to come on Tuesdays, or Thursdays, or both! Whatever works best for your schedule. The students are given more independence and freedom to be creative with the projects, and they have more autonomy in how their projects go. Projects often run for 3-4 weeks to give students the extra time to create a really impressive piece. Recommended for ages 10-16.