New Teen Art Studio Classes run by The Arts Factory starting Wednesday 4th Sept

By pipsie
August 16, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted August 16, 2019

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Posted August 16, 2019

The Arts Factory, your local award winning, art classes are launching New Teen Art Studio sessions this Autumn.

We will be including print making, painting, ceramics, wire sculpture and a wide variety of other techniques. We will be inviting guest artists to share their specialisms with the teens and will be planning special excursions and collaborations.

Sessions are bookable in half termly blocks, the first block is 7 sessions long @ ?157.50. The sessions will be taking place every Wednesday during term time, 6-7.30pm at Punk Me Up Ceramics Cafe, 34 East Dulwich Road.

Please call 07504 911190 or visit our website www.theartsfactory.london for more details about these sessions and the other sessions we run.

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