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‘Curiouser and curiouser!’ is probably the only way to accurately describe the energy in Saturday’s event – and rightly so! I am blown away by the many painting variations inspired by Charles Blackman’s ‘Alice in Wonderland’ series. We’ll be sure to do a rerun of…
It’s about time – we’re back out in the gorgeous courtyard! Last Saturday we each explored Georges Braque’s ‘Olive Tree Near l’Estaque’, which inspired a very diverse set of paintings. One thing they all had in common: vibrant, spring colours!
‘Promenade’ was a deceivingly complex piece – and boy did time fly! We had a range of beautiful stylistic and narrative interpretations from the group.
Brought the love back home with the first Classe Petit social painting event in KL! We explored two paintings for the day: Wheatfield with Cypresses by Vincent Van Gogh, and Woman and Flowers by Charles Blackman.
Celebrating the first day of spring with a vibrant piece by Vincent Van Gogh, Wheatfield with Cypresses (1889). While the weather outside decided that winter wasn’t over yet, it was all blue skies in the studio!
Classe Petit’s first ever art exhibition showcases works from our young artists, aged 4 to 11. From drawings, paintings, models, to books, you’ll delight in seeing art in its various forms through the eyes of 9 children. With our guidance, each artist has directed their…
As we watched the rain, hail and sunshine from our cosy indoor studio, we explored the works of four abstract artists – Paul Klee, Joan Miró, Yayoi Kusama and Kazimir Malevich. We also had the pleasure of being surrounded by some amazing art from the…
Yesterday we explored Monet’s dream-like (well, aren’t they all) painting, On the Boat. From an abstract interpretation to a Rose-and-Jack spinoff, I’m so proud of how everyone was comfortable enough to take their paintings into their own hands!
Last year, Classe Petit spent eight weeks engaging in an art bootcamp with three siblings, aged 4 to 8. With a different theme to guide each week’s explorations, we let our imagination run wild with all kinds of visual, sensory and tactile art forms.
Brrr it’s getting real cold out there! Yesterday our cosy little group explored Edgar Degas’ piece, Three Dancers (Blue Tutus, Red Bodices), originally created in pastel – but we’ve given it a good attempt in acrylic!