in-school
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Adventures in Art History to inspire and empower your students
transform your classroom into an art studio!
You provide the space,
we provide the experience.
ArtVentures offers quality, inquiry-based, hands-on art education for your students in the comfort of your very own classroom.
We bring everything to you, up to and including table covers and aprons!
Get inspired by music and create like Wassily Kandinsky.
This art investigation equips young minds with an "art tool box," bursting with lines, shapes, and colours inspired by music!
Dive into to the colourful world of Henri Matisse.
Experiment with colour mixing, shape making, composition, and collage as you create your very own
Matisse-inspired cut out!
Picasso was famous for playing with perspective -
now it's your turn!
Draw inspiration from some of Picasso's most famous paintings and see yourself with a brand new set of eyes and create a Picasso-inspired self portrait!
Make a moving sculpture inspired by Alexander Calder!
Step-up your sculpture game and work with wire.
Experiment with balance and varying sizes to create a Calder-inspired mobile, which you can set into motion!
Create like Van Gogh!
Compose and sketch your own still life inspired by
Van Gogh's famous
Sunflower Oil Painting. Bring it to life with a roster of new oil pastel techniques!
A popular
Mothers Day gift!
Take some notes from master Joan Miró and find your own creative voice.
Artists love to work in series. Why do you think that is?Students investigate some of Miró's iconic series before creating a series of Artist Trading Cards in their own signature style!
Perfect for Students in
Division II
Great for Christmas, but can easily be adapted for any holiday. This workshop walks you through the design and printmaking process from start to finish!
Gifts FOR PARENTS:
Watercolour Calendar
Great for students in
any grade!
Work with watercolour paint to create a calendar to send home on Mothers' or
Fathers' Day.
Great for students in
Division II
Our most popular program!
Students work with watercolour paint and a relief printmaking technique to create an oh-so-frame-able landscape.