On Saturdays Teen Art
ArtCenter for Teens offers courses in art and design for high college students (grades 9 – 12)
Saturday classes present a valuable opportunity for teens to develop and hone their studio art skills under the guidance of PAFA faculty. Open to high college students currently enrolled in 9th – 12th grades.
Teen Saturday Classes Teen classes offer a variety of media options for students to explore at each level of their development. Teen classes are open to students in grades 7-12.
Teens » Teen Studio – Art Classes. Select Saturdays 1 – 4 pm Art Education Center, Studio 1 (unless otherwise noted*) $30 (VMFA members $25) Each of these innovative workshops focuses on a unique art movement, culture, and medium associated with the VMFA collection. Teenagers benefit from learning new techniques and using a variety of
Have you ever wanted to try your hand at creating with clay? This class is the perfect place to start. Students will learn the basics of wedging, centering, raising and …
Teens are invited to sketch in the galleries from works of art with the guidance of an artist-instructor. Attend one or all of the monthly sessions.
Art Foundations provides teens with basic skills needed for advanced classes. Focusing on the elements of art and design, drawing skills, use of line value, contrast, form, volume, perspective and composition will be developed through observed drawing.
Art Foundations provides teens with basic skills needed for advanced classes. Focusing on the elements of art and design, drawing skills, use of line value, contrast, form, volume, perspective and composition will be developed through observed drawing.
Grab your friends and join us at Kemper Museum for Teen Studio Saturday! Explore modern and contemporary art, meet other talented teens, and experiment with materials used in visual art, fashion, slam poetry, and creative writing.
Visionary Studio: Saturday Art Workshop is an 9-week program that allows students to infuse issues of social justice into a dynamic art-making practice. From 10am-12pm, Saturday mornings, teens explore one of four significant social themes (i.e. imagining the human body, activism in visual art, climate change, etc.) and draw upon a rich array