When: February to June 2019
Where: Near I P PavlovaDetails: The new semester starts on February 9. The Classes will be conducted by Maria. This semester will have 8, 2-hour-long (120 min) meetings during which participants will get acquainted with the most interesting artists who represent several European art movements. The meetings will be both interactive and entertaining and will also have an opportunity to paint with different kinds of media – acrylics, pastel, watercolour, etc.
Every class will include 15-30 minutes of creative exercises and art theory basics. The meetings are for children aged 8+ but if you have a younger child who you think might be interested in taking part in them, you are welcome to join for a trial lesson and see how it works.
The classes will take place in Maria’s home which is easily accessible from the city centre and is about 10 min from IP Pavlova. Due to lack of space, the number of participants will be extremely limited. So it is advised to please register at the earliest. Write in on livinginpraha@gmail.com
Here is the schedule and what to expect:
February
9.02 Warming up. A picnic with the Impressionists
23.02 Let’s go overseas! A “visit” to an American art colony.
March
16.03 Scream! Painting emotions with the Expressionists.
30.03 We are the wild beasts today, the Fauves.
April
6.04 Hello, Picasso. What are your blues?
May
4.05 Looking at the world through pink glasses with Pablo.
18.05 Getting edgy with the Cubists.
June
15.06 It’s time for Dada.
The price is 2800 CZK for one participant for the whole semester and includes part of the materials and equipment as well as drinks and healthy snacks during the meetings. The payment should be made in full and in advance.
The trial lesson is 350 CZK (cash only), an accompanying adult can join without payment unless he/she is participating in drawing or painting.
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