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Welcome to our Class of Arts & Crafts, where you can learn new skills, meet new friends, and feel accomplished every day.

Art & Craft activities are entertaining and at the same time beneficial to children in many ways. It helps them with decision-making abilities, improves concentration, boosts their self-confidence, increases their problem-solving skills, and also enhances their academic performance. Research has proved that Art could help create a better S.T.E.M student!

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PAINTING CLASSES Painting is a year long visual art course where students will explore and experience a variety of painting techniques, media, and historical approaches to art. Painting is a problem-solving course dealing with form, color, line, and texture (figurative and abstract). Through the use of the world outside the classroom, models, drawings, photographs, and imagination, students interpret and express the painter ’s world in a variety of materials.	DRAWING CLASSES These courses focus on building fundamental drawing skills. Students will learn basic techniques such as shading, controlling tones, composition, and drawing methods. Additionally, we learn how to see with an artist’s eye and capture what we see on paper.	CRAFTING CLASSES Craft is applied creativity. It’s the process of turning the spark of an idea into something tangible and beautiful using your own hands, skills, aesthetic, and vision. It could be a poem, a bowl, a pair of shoes, a plate of food, a sculpture, a building, a song. Marlee Grace embodies my view of craft today. Whether she’s writing, dancing, sewing, teaching, workshopping, or just living her life, it’s all a personal practice that’s very fluid and intentional." ~ Susannah Daly
WORKSHOPS Taking an art workshop is different than taking an art class, where you learn about brushes, paints, mediums, strokes, how to prepare your surface, how to paint, how to take care of your tools. A workshop, on the other hand, is where you learn a particular artist's methods. The artist teaching a workshop assumes you come already knowing how to handle your medium. Sometimes, a workshop is designated as being for the intermediate or advanced artist whereas classes are more likely to be geared for