New Art Club for Children Enrolling Now starts 20th November 4-5pm

By euan
November 19, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 19, 2017

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Posted November 19, 2017

Due to demand I have opened a second venue which will provide classes with the same ethos as THE ART CLUB - East Dulwich.

THE ART CLUB - East Dulwich runs every WEDNESDAY 4-5pm during term time at

St Clements and St Peters Church Hall, Off Barry Road, East Dulwich SE22.

Both Art Clubs are for Primary school children aged from 6 - 11 years old.

Taught by professional printmaker and Dulwich Picture Gallery tutor - Sally Cutler.

I am DBS checked and fully insured.

We look at various techniques and mediums including relief printmaking, papier mache, painting, clay, drawing and collage.

We also explore the work of different artists. This term we looked at the work of Henri Matisse and Vincent Van Gogh.

Friendly, fun and welcoming creative sessions.

If your child loves art come and give Art Club a try.

Sessions cost ?8.25 per student and the Term for THE NEW ART CLUB is 5 weeks long.

Limited number of places available. ENROLLING NOW.

For bookings and enquiries please email SALLY: [email protected]

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