All of our children’s programming features projects designed and taught by professional artists, ensuring your child has an immersive experience in the creative process with quality, fine art materials within a supportive learning environment.
Students explore Gallery artist Bonnie Gardiner's charming paintings of pigs and sheep...and pigs and sheep AND fashion!
Join Karen for a fabulous week creating flying friends and encouraging your child’s creativity to blossom
So much fun, the kids won’t even know it’s good for them!
Colour theory and painting technique exercises help students master painting the outdoors and work through creating a seasonal cycle of paintings.
Underwater adventures! Well, in our imaginations! Students learn about incredible reef ecosystems and explore color, shape and texture in the creation of coral, sea anemones, sea urchins, sponges, barnacles and more!
Batik is a very old art form involving wax resists and saturated colours to create designs! Children will twist and tie fabric to create patterns, explore colour theory and make wild and wonderful colour combinations to wear, take a nap with as a cool pillowcase...or let your creativity (literal) flag fly!
A swashbuckling adventure on the high seas!! Captain Suzy Short finger regales the crew with true Pirate tales as students transform themselves with costumes after making eyepatches and swords.
Get bent! Students explore the wondrous nature of willow construction. They will learn several willow weaving techniques and create a trivet, fish and star while learning how to weave two traditional forms of baskets (frame and stake & strand).
Get bent! Students explore the wondrous nature of willow construction. They will learn several willow weaving techniques and create a trivet, fish and star while learning how to weave two traditional forms of baskets (frame and stake & strand).
A perfect capture! Students will learn about the principles and elements of design, through capturing images of people, nature, and landscapes.
Calling all Creature Creators! Make the wackiest, wonkiest papier mache sculptures celebrating the feathered or the furred. Colour and pattern create feather and foot, cardboard and imagination transform into masks that express our inner animal.
Students will spend the week immersed in the visual language of acclaimed artist Travis Shilling and professional photographer Naomi Woodman, as they gently guide students through experiences that knit an understanding of Indigenous visual culture with creative exploration of different media