Kids Sunday Art Club - Georgia O' Keefe
Acrylic / Drawing / Abstract
Inspired by Georgia O’Keefe paintings of flowers and natural objects let’s draw and use watercolour to create abstract designs.
Aimed primarily at those between 7 and 12 but younger ones can join in with help from an adult or older sibling.
These fun workshops are just £10/session and the whole family can join in together for just one fee.
Inspired by Georgia O’Keefe paintings of flowers and natural objects let’s draw and use watercolour to create abstract designs.
Together we willtransform small, ordinary objects from nature into large-scale abstract paintings filled with beautiful colours.
Collect images of flowers, shells or plants or use real ones. We are going to imagine we are bees hovering above looking down on our collection.
With Spring on its way these will be fireworks of colour across your painting so join in the celebrations!
How does an online session work?
Once you have booked, we will send you a link an hour before the session starts so you can join in live.
These sessions will be broadcast on You Tube and all you need to do is follow the link ten minutes before the start time. You can watch this on a Smart TV, PC, smartphone or tablet and even cast to your TV from your phone.
You can watch again on demand as many times as you like for up to one week and even pause and rewind the live session.
You will need
• Waterbased paint and small brushes
• A4 and A3 sheets of paper
• Pencil
• Black permanent marker or Sharpie
• Real Flowers, shells plants or images to look at
Timings and Breaks
At 10.20 am please click the link to join the live session.
We will start teaching at 10.30 am and expect the session to last one hour.
If you are late joining don’t worry, you can rewind the session and watch on start again or even live pause.
You can watch again as many times as you like for up to one week after broadcast.
Your Tutor
Alessandra Ausenda
My own practice involves a range of materials and collaborations and I have always been inspired by sharing my enthusiasm for creating with others.
Whatever age group I work with, there is a connection and a tangible excitement in creative activity. It is a powerful tool with which to explore the world and ourselves. I see myself as a fellow traveller; sometimes leading and other times following.
