Inspired by Frida Kahlo: Storytelling Self-Portraits

Frida Kahlo expressed her life and emotions not only through her paintings but also through her bold personal style—flower crowns, colorful dresses, and symbolic jewelry. In this workshop, children will design their own wearable art pieces, painting expressive patterns and sculpting 3D flowers, animals, or symbolic charms. Each creation will become a unique piece of art they can wear, inspired by Frida’s fearless spirit of self-expression.

Inspired by Henri Matisse: Colorful Cut-Out Creations

Henri Matisse used bold shapes and vibrant colors to make his famous cut-out artworks. In this workshop, children will paint bright, playful backgrounds, then sculpt and layer shapes—like stars, leaves, or abstract forms—using clay and textured materials. Their creations will become lively 3D collages full of movement and color.

Inspired by Romero Britto: Pop Art Joy

Romero Britto’s art bursts with bright colors, bold lines, and playful patterns. Children will paint cheerful hearts, flowers, animals, or abstract designs in Britto’s signature pop-art style. Then, they’ll sculpt raised details—like 3D dots, textured patterns, or layered shapes—to make their masterpieces pop off the canvas. The result will be joyful, vibrant artworks full of energy and positivity.

Inspired by Wassily Kandinsky: Music in Color

Wassily Kandinsky believed that colors and shapes could sing like music. In this workshop, children will paint vibrant abstract “soundscapes,” using bold colors and swirling forms to capture rhythm and movement. Then, they’ll explore sculpting by building raised shapes and textured lines with air dry clay, cardboard cut-outs, or wire accents. These sculpted details will pop off the canvas, turning their paintings into lively 3D masterpieces that look—and feel like music in motion.

Inspired by Joan Miró: Shapes & Imagination

Joan Miró’s art bursts with playful shapes, bold colors, and imaginative creatures. Children will paint their own abstract worlds full of stars, moons, and whimsical forms, then sculpt 3D elements with clay, cardboard, or wire. Their creations will pop off the canvas, transforming their artwork into lively, imaginative masterpieces.

Inspired by Paul Klee: Magical Colors & Shapes

Paul Klee’s art sparkles with imagination, color, and playful forms. Children will paint whimsical landscapes or abstract compositions, then sculpt 3D stars, houses, or fantastical creatures, turning their canvases into magical, textured masterpieces.

Inspired by Eric Carle: Colorful Nature & Animals

Eric Carle’s colorful illustrations bring nature and animals to life in the most playful way. Children will paint cheerful gardens, flowers, and animals, then sculpt 3D elements such as butterflies, bees, or blooms. The result is a lively, textured artwork that’s full of color, movement, and fun—perfect for young artists to explore spring creativity.