The latest updates on what is happening at Lillstreet Art Center's Children's program.
Saturday, October 19, 2013
Family Menorah Workshop next Sunday, October 27th!
The Family Menorah Workshop will be here before you know it. We're entering that time of the year when family mementos are brought out of closets and storage and given premium spots on tables and shelves. Why not make a menorah that has meaning...one made by your family...with your own personal touches and creativity? A perfect keepsake to use every year or a perfect gift.
Family Menorah Workshop
Monday, October 14, 2013
Spotlight on...Ghoulish Graveyards Family Workshop
In our family workshops, both kids and
parents build their own pieces, side-by-side. Its a great
opportunity for both the child and parent to be creative and
eventually, have their own projects to display...and brag about to
friends and family, of course!
Yesterday, October 13th,
was the Ghoulish Graveyards Family Workshop. This was quite an
industrious and gifted group.
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Week 5 - Handbuilding & Wheelthrowing...
...the week it all comes together.
The pots, cups and plates thrown on the
wheel during the first three classes and glazed during week 4, are
out of the kilns and ready to be admired.
During the session, the students had
the opportunity to throw with both stoneware and earthenware.
Stoneware:
Earthenware:
On the final day of class, the students also created their own Halloween scenes!
The next Handbuilding &
Wheelthrowing session starts next week, Thursday, October 17th!
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
DON'T FORGET TO SIGN UP FOR THE NEW SESSION!
FAMILY MENORAH WORKSHOP
Sunday, October 27th
2-4 pm
Strengthen your family's
Hanukkah traditions by building your own Menorah. Join Shira Leon
for this family workshop designed to give you an opportunity to
create with your child. In this 2 hour session, you will work
together to design a treasured family heirloom.
(Adult and children, ages
5+)
Sign up here:
Shira is currently
showcasing her work at Lillstreet's Student Member Show, October
7-13th.
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Camp Plans and Spidermans
Hello world!
Here at Kidstreet we are deep in the swing of getting ready for camp! We are finding fun projects, planning celebratory lessons, and geeking out about all of the crazy art we will be making this summer! Here is a photo of us digging into the curriculum planning process:
Here at Kidstreet we are deep in the swing of getting ready for camp! We are finding fun projects, planning celebratory lessons, and geeking out about all of the crazy art we will be making this summer! Here is a photo of us digging into the curriculum planning process:
Note the deep thinking, and art making courtesy of Phin!
Want more info about summer camps including schedules and registration details? Check out our 2013 Camp Catalogue here:
http://issuu.com/lillstreet/docs/summercamp2103
In the meanwhile, we are getting ready to start our Spring class Session on Monday. We're also having a great time doing birthday parties with kids. Last weekend, teaching-artist extraordinaire Amber worked on an action-packed Spiderman birthday party. Check out her brilliant example pieces:
Friday, March 1, 2013
Hi, I'm Alice, the 2012-2013 Kidstreet Artist in Residence!
Hello!
I'm writing to introduce myself to the Kidstreet community. My name is Alice, and I'm the Kidstreet Artist in Residence from 2012-2013. What does that mean? I'm an artist (most of my work has to do with collaborating with young people, although I also make prints and textiles) who is around to brainstorm, make goody bags, help out with classes, talk to our students and help make Kidstreet wonderful for the next several months. You'll also see my updates, and reflections on Kidstreet programming here on the blog...
I'm very lucky to be at the Art Institute studying Art Education in addition to hanging out at Lill Street, which means I have teaching, facilitating and hanging out with young people on the brain at most times. My research right now is on immaginative narratives in art and the FUTURE!
Here's some of my work:
I'm writing to introduce myself to the Kidstreet community. My name is Alice, and I'm the Kidstreet Artist in Residence from 2012-2013. What does that mean? I'm an artist (most of my work has to do with collaborating with young people, although I also make prints and textiles) who is around to brainstorm, make goody bags, help out with classes, talk to our students and help make Kidstreet wonderful for the next several months. You'll also see my updates, and reflections on Kidstreet programming here on the blog...
I'm very lucky to be at the Art Institute studying Art Education in addition to hanging out at Lill Street, which means I have teaching, facilitating and hanging out with young people on the brain at most times. My research right now is on immaginative narratives in art and the FUTURE!
Here's some of my work:
Finally, Birthday Parties at Lill Street have been amazing for the past few months! Check out some of these pictures of work made at a recent cat and dog themed collage party:
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