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Grades: 4th – 6th | Schedule: 2 Days a Week for 4 Weeks (8 Sessions) | Standard Track: $240
Real artists don’t copy; they steal inspiration and make it their own! Master's Studio dives straight into the minds of history’s most rebellious, brilliant artists. But we aren't here to make boring, identical replicas of museum paintings. Using our choice-based Teaching for Artistic Behavior pedagogy, your child will study how the masters thought, analyze their creative choices, and raid our salvage bins to construct original, legendary masterpieces that speak their own artistic language.
The 4-Week Rebellious Breakdown:
• Week 1: Radical Re-Abstracting: Breaking down shapes, lines, and bold colors inspired by Picasso's Cubism and Kandinsky's musical rhythms. Students build abstract, three-dimensional faces and designs using salvaged geometric plastics and cardboard.
• Week 2: The Action Painters: Channelling the physical, high-energy painting processes of Jackson Pollock and Joan Mitchell. We explore how movement, scale, and raw emotion translate onto large-scale canvases without traditional brushwork.
• Week 3: Found-Object Surrealism: Diving into the bizarre, dreamlike worlds of Salvador Dalí and Louise Nevelson. Kids use their planning sheets to curate the weirdest salvage—old doll parts, tech motherboards, gears—and assemble a surrealist shadow box.
• Week 4: Pop Art & Mass Culture: Exploring how Andy Warhol and Keith Haring turned commercial, everyday objects into high art. Students execute a self-directed final project commenting on modern culture using printmaking, collage, or painting.
Grades: 4th – 6th | Schedule: 2 Days a Week for 4 Weeks (8 Sessions) | Standard Track: $240
Real artists don’t copy; they steal inspiration and make it their own! Master's Studio dives straight into the minds of history’s most rebellious, brilliant artists. But we aren't here to make boring, identical replicas of museum paintings. Using our choice-based Teaching for Artistic Behavior pedagogy, your child will study how the masters thought, analyze their creative choices, and raid our salvage bins to construct original, legendary masterpieces that speak their own artistic language.
The 4-Week Rebellious Breakdown:
• Week 1: Radical Re-Abstracting: Breaking down shapes, lines, and bold colors inspired by Picasso's Cubism and Kandinsky's musical rhythms. Students build abstract, three-dimensional faces and designs using salvaged geometric plastics and cardboard.
• Week 2: The Action Painters: Channelling the physical, high-energy painting processes of Jackson Pollock and Joan Mitchell. We explore how movement, scale, and raw emotion translate onto large-scale canvases without traditional brushwork.
• Week 3: Found-Object Surrealism: Diving into the bizarre, dreamlike worlds of Salvador Dalí and Louise Nevelson. Kids use their planning sheets to curate the weirdest salvage—old doll parts, tech motherboards, gears—and assemble a surrealist shadow box.
• Week 4: Pop Art & Mass Culture: Exploring how Andy Warhol and Keith Haring turned commercial, everyday objects into high art. Students execute a self-directed final project commenting on modern culture using printmaking, collage, or painting.
