Art Instruction Sessions for Kids Held within a Castle Setting
During the summer holidays, children aged seven and above have the opportunity to attend art classes at the Museum in Wittelsbacher Schloss Friedberg. Led by artist Olha Karuza, these classes are a creative and engaging way for children to learn various art techniques.
The classes will run from Tuesday, August 5th, to Sunday, August 10th, each day focusing on a different aspect of art. On Tuesday, children will learn to draw everyday objects, paint summer motifs, and model figures. On Wednesday, they will experiment with charcoal drawing, create abstract art with chocolate colour, and model flowers.
On Thursday, the class will delve into perspective drawing, animal painting, and making pins. Friday's class will feature creating 3D sculptures, painting landscapes, and designing personalized jewelry. On Saturday, children will learn watercolor techniques, create cityscapes, and make origami animals. Sunday's class will cover acrylic painting, creating portraits, and creating mosaics.
The classes are held from 10:30 to 14:30 and can be booked individually. The Museum in Wittelsbacher Schloss Friedberg is the venue for these exciting art classes.
Please note that specific details about these summer art classes are not available online. For more information, we recommend contacting the Museum in Wittelsbacher Schloss Friedberg directly or checking their official website or local event listings.
After the immersive art classes during the week, children can continue exploring creativity in their home-and-garden lifestyle by experimenting with various art techniques learned at the Museum in Wittelsbacher Schloss Friedberg, such as sculpting figures or designing personalized jewelry. Post-workshop, families may want to incorporate some of these artworks into their living spaces, adding a unique touch to their lifestyle.
