This June, our Lil' Picasso students will dive into Dutch art history, creating projects inspired by Vermeer’s realism, Van Gogh’s vibrant florals, Van Eyck’s detailed miniatures, and Mondrian’s bold abstractions.
Celebrate Asian Pacific Heritage Month with us this May as Lil’ Picasso students explore inspiring art projects based on the works of Hayao Miyazaki, Patrick Cabral, Katsushika Hokusai, and Tomikichiro Tokuriki.
Discover how our Lil' Picasso students will celebrate Animals in Art this April, inspiring creativity with projects inspired by John James Audubon, Charley Harper, Cassius Coolidge, Gustav Klimt, and Marc Chagall.
This March, our Lil' Picasso (Prek_1st grade) students will celebrate Women's History Month by exploring projects inspired by four extraordinary female artists, including Frankenthaler, Potter, Cassatt and Richterova!
Lil' Picasso students in February 2025 will be creating artwork inspired by Black artists for Black History Month. We encourage you to visit the California African American Museum in Los Angeles to view their George Carver Washington exhibition after your child creates their own Carver-inspired artwork in class! Making this connection to the "real thing" brings their art education to life and starts to create a true love of art, learning and cultural appreciation and awareness.
Lil' Picasso students in January 2025 will be exploring Romanticism artists. We encourage you to visit The Huntington Library to see the "real" versions of the paintings that are inspiring two of our projects this month!
This June, our Lil' Picasso students will dive into Dutch art history, creating projects inspired by Vermeer’s realism, Van Gogh’s vibrant florals, Van Eyck’s detailed miniatures, and Mondrian’s bold abstractions.
Celebrate Asian Pacific Heritage Month with us this May as Lil’ Picasso students explore inspiring art projects based on the works of Hayao Miyazaki, Patrick Cabral, Katsushika Hokusai, and Tomikichiro Tokuriki.
Discover how our Lil' Picasso students will celebrate Animals in Art this April, inspiring creativity with projects inspired by John James Audubon, Charley Harper, Cassius Coolidge, Gustav Klimt, and Marc Chagall.
This March, our Lil' Picasso (Prek_1st grade) students will celebrate Women's History Month by exploring projects inspired by four extraordinary female artists, including Frankenthaler, Potter, Cassatt and Richterova!
Lil' Picasso students in February 2025 will be creating artwork inspired by Black artists for Black History Month. We encourage you to visit the California African American Museum in Los Angeles to view their George Carver Washington exhibition after your child creates their own Carver-inspired artwork in class! Making this connection to the "real thing" brings their art education to life and starts to create a true love of art, learning and cultural appreciation and awareness.
Lil' Picasso students in January 2025 will be exploring Romanticism artists. We encourage you to visit The Huntington Library to see the "real" versions of the paintings that are inspiring two of our projects this month!
