Masterpiece Makers

Masterpiece Makers7-`18 year olds (must be 7 by Sept. 4th - the first day of classes)

Meets first/third Thursdays Sept-May (please see official syllabus for exact dates)

1PM - 3PM (2 hours)

Please join our private Facebook group. ALL info is posted there. You can expect a class announcement post 1 week prior to each class. This post will include examples of the project, a description of the project, goals and lessons, and resources that can help your child prepare for class or to expand their art experience (optional). After each class, there will be a post with pictures and a brief description of class with anything we discussed, reviewed, or learned. Occasionally I will post contest alerts from organizations/businesses, local art shows that families might find interesting, and any events or news that pertains to class.

Link to Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/216838044515344

We always have a field trip toward the end of the school year. This trip is optional but highly encouraged. We try to do something different each year.

We end our school year with a big student art show. This will be our 3rd one! This is a fun event that allows the students to show their work as well as sell it if they chose. This event is open to the entire community. It also serves as our only fundraiser for the year helping to raise funds for scholarships and supplies.

Full Syllabus with project description and class rules will be sent upon registering, but are also available upon request before you register (please email to info@masterpiecemakers.us).

Syllabus:

-yarn-wrapped celestial shapes

-tin foil sculptures

-scratch art

-fractured pumpkins

-polymer clay pieces

-light and color value still life newspaper collage

-surrealist game day

-monochromatic landscapes/cityscapes

-digital me collage

-acrylic paint pours

-organic shape cardboard sculptures

-batik bags

-art trading cards

-abstract stamping

-watercolor and/or ink line paintings

-synth wave landscapes

-spirograph flowers collaborative project

-Michael Albert's cereal box mosaics

-overlapping glass jars