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Through a series of fun exercises, children will explore and develop their skills in painting as well as sculpture. Painting activities will explore tone, colour and more. Sculpture will include assemblage, clay and lots more!.  Lessons will be a mix of theory with practical exercises in painting and sculpture, referencing famous artist and artworks.

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Finally, a class where you are supposed to get your hands dirty! A great introduction to the world of three dimensions in clay. Come and learn the basic construction techniques including pinch, coil, slab and modelling. You can make just about anything with a few alterations when you know how. You will learn how to create great sculptures and with a focus on Monsters and Mythical Beasts, you'll get to exercise your imagination too. (Note the fee includes a surcharge for firing clay sculptures).

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The aim of this course is or have fun, use your flair, and fully immerse yourself in learning new ways to make art.

This first term has a theme of 'House and Home', and with a focus on painting, drawing and collage, students will develop a broad range of art making techniques that will help them understand space and volume, size, shape, tone and linework.

We will introduce simple concepts that will broaden, not limit, their unique and raw creativity. Students will be encouraged to bring in objects from the home, start a visual art diary, and develop the beginnings of their artist practice.

With Kieth tutoring this class throughout the year, students will gain an understanding of concepts in art through a range of creative, technical and other exercises that are fun and engaging.

This is the first of a four term program on Architec-tive that focusses on the House and Home as a vehicle for art making and learning. Subsequent terms will explore acrylic and watercolour painting, monotype and collagraph printmaking, sculpture and more.

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This class is especially for children who like to have fun exploring their creativity through lots of different activities. This is a less structured class that supports individuality and the enquiring mind of our young artists. Children will look at and discuss some famous artworks in the art room as a stimulus for the activities which will include drawing, painting or sculpture. Perfect for children who think outside the square, and communicate in their own visually expressive way!

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This is a delicious new course that where you'll discover art through the theme of food. From drawing to painting and collage, students will do some fun activities using charcoal, pencil, oil pastels, watercolours, acrylics, etc. Activities will making fun pictures from still life of your favourite foods. We'll do printmaking (lino or monotype) of yummy fruit and vegetables, and paint a delicious picture on a canvas.

Throughout the term, we'll look at the work of artists who use food in their art - from the quirky such as Arcimboldo and Carl Warner (picture right), to the serious such as Cezanne. We'll then make our own artworks inspired by their art.

This is the first of a four term program that uses the theme of food for art making and learning. Subsequent terms will explore sculpture, installation, intaglio printmaking and more fun activities.

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Through a series of fun exercises, children will look at and discuss some famous artworks in the art room as a stimulus for the activities which will include drawing, painting, printmaking or sculpture. Children will develop their skills in colour, composition and painting through fun activities that are a mix of theory and practical exercises! This is a fun class that supports individuality and the enquiring mind of our young artists.

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This is a delicious new course that incorporates the theme of food in art. From food styling and photography, to still life drawing and painting students will create a body of work using charcoal, pencil, oil pastels, acrylic, watercolours etc. Activities will include setting up your own still life, and looking through viewfinders to select abstracted compositions. We will explore printmaking (lino or monotype) using fruit and vegetables as subject matter, and painting a still life on a canvas.

Throughout the term, we'll look at the work of artists who use food in their practice such as Arcimboldo, Cezanne, Carl Warner and others, and use their artworks as inspiration for activities in class. As part of our discovery, students will discuss food through television (Masterchef), healthy eating (Zumbo and Willy Wonka), nutrition, and global issues, and there will be plenty of scope for student backgrounds and cultural food customs.

With Alana tutoring this class throughout the year, students will gain an understanding of concepts in art through an exploration of creative, technical and other exercises that are fun and engaging.

This is the first of a four term program that focusses on food as a vehicle for art making and learning. Subsequent terms will explore sculpture, installation, intaglio printmaking and more.

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Finally, a class where you are supposed to get your hands dirty! A great introduction to the world of three dimensions in clay. Come and learn the basic construction techniques including pinch, coil, slab and modelling. You can make just about anything with a few alterations when you know how. You will learn how to create great sculptures and exercise your imagination too. (Note the fee includes a surcharge for firing clay sculptures).

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So you've seen the masterpieces of Picasso at the AGNSW, now its your turn to learn his techniques using a variety of materials and approaches to making art.  This course will include collage, wall relief, sculpture, painting and drawing.  A great introduction to the art of Picasso, and the man who changed the way we view the world!

Students will be introduced to a variety of ways of making art using references to Picasso’s work. This includes collage, wall relief, sculpture, painting, drawing, ceramic and print making. A fun and engaging program for everyone!

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The aim of this course is or have fun, use your flair, and fully immerse yourself in learning new and usable art techniques.

This first term has a theme of 'House and Home', and with a focus on 2D, students will develop a broad range of drawing and collage techniques that will help them understand space and volume, size, shape, tone and linework.

Students will be introduced to art theory that will broaden, not limit, their unique and raw creativity. Students will be encouraged to bring in objects from the home, start a visual art diary, and develop the beginnings of their artist practice.

With Kieth tutoring this class throughout the year, students will gain an understanding of concepts in art through a range of creative, technical and other exercises that are fun and engaging.

This is the first of a four term program on Architec-tive that focusses on the House and Home as a vehicle for art making and learning. Subsequent terms will explore acrylic and watercolour painting, monotype and collagraph printmaking, sculpture and more.