Happy new year! We are happy to announce our line up of school programmes for the year 2023 approved by our National Arts Council and Ministry of Education to engage school students in the arts. We have varied programmes for different levels from preschool, primary to secondary schools as well as tertiary institution. We are... Continue Reading →
https://videopress.com/v/obbFiIrB?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Some things that are so simple like looping a rubber band can be an impossible task for person with special needs. With the right method, nothing is impossible. Engaging students with Autism in art activity is occupational and art therapy all in one. This is a video from our batik painting sessions this morning... Continue Reading →
Art therapy at a home for special needs. The residents are always looking forward to Tuesday morning sessions with us. Art and craft activities especially batik painting and tie&dye. They get to display it beautifying their surroundings. special needs batik workshop
Great murals by graffiti urban street style using spray paints are not easy but they can be taught. By experienced artist and qualified art enrichment programme Trainers. Singapore schools art programmes enjoy subsidy.
A leading cosmetic brand engaged us to run a watercolor workshop for their destress workshop. The theme for the session was chrysanthemum. In just 2-hours participants who are new to the art of watercolor was able to produce a decent painting. Ideal for corporate team building event or social gatherings.
We provide art classes at our studio or schools in Singapore under the national arts council art enrichment Programme. The pastel portrait Programme is our latest Programme designed to develop the skills of aspiring artists. We emphasis on developing drawing skills over theoretical mumbo jumbo. Students are taught to efficiently use the medium and sharpen... Continue Reading →
We run Art Enrichment Programmes endorsed by National Arts Council, Singapore. Our Watercolor Painting Workshop is supported by Tote Board Grant and schools only need to pay 50% of the fee.
Learning how to draw caricatures is not just another boring art lesson. It is an opportunity for young people to come to terms with their appearance. In my lessons, we start by laughing at each others' feature and realising that we are all unique and that makes us special. The workshop is over four sessions... Continue Reading →
