Artists week introduces famous American artists Jackson Pollock and Georgia O’Keeffe, their unique styles and their range of works. They serve as sources of inspiration for our budding artists who are brimming with creativity and individuality, ready to create unique pieces which tell their own stories, to exhibit in their own home. In the sessions, children will be introduced the processes of how Jackson Pollock and Georgia O’ Keeffe create their famous paintings and observe movements, materials and inspiration necessary for creating large paintings like those that they have created.
Featured Artists
12 – 14 December (Mon – Wed): Jackson Pollock
15 – 17 December (Thu – Sat): Georgia O’Keeffe
Key Activities
During the sessions, children will explore different techniques such as drip painting, observational drawing and acrylic painting. Each technique is introduced with an artist and his/ her works, and demonstrated in the sessions. They will
- Learn about artists, their art styles and to appreciate the ideas and meanings behind the art works,
- See art through art elements (line, colour, shape, texture, form, space),
- Experiment with different ways of making art,
- Undertake creative explorations and investigation of basic materials such as paper, natural materials and more, and
- Develop fine motor skills through working with different materials (pencil, brushes, paints, paper, canvas)
Art Facilitator
Koh Hui Hua is B2T’s resident artist and she will be working with the children during Artists Week. She is trained in art therapy, a form of expressive art making that focusses primarily on the individual and the stories behind the process and product of art making. She combines her love for expressive art making with her 15 years of experience in early childhood education to create a unique visual art programme in Between Two Trees. The B2T Visual Arts programme focusses on the individual journey as the cornerstone, while introducing different methods, styles and techniques of art making to young children. This, she finds, is the essential way for each child to remain the artist he or she is, while being guided and encouraged in their journey of art making.
Bring it Home!
Children will take home their self-created visual journal and drawings and paintings. The depth and completion of the visual art products are dependent on the child’s developmental stage and the days of participation in this programme.
You may choose between Session I (8:30 am – 12:00 pm) and Session II (2:00 pm – 5:30 pm). Please note, that on Saturday only Session I is available.
Material Fees: $20 per session per child or $120 per week per child
Register for the program here
年龄
4–5
价格
Price per Weekday Session: 80 新币
Price per Weekend Session : 90 新币
Price per Week: 490 新币
手机号
+65 6509 8296
链接
地址
73 Loewen Road #01-19/20, S 248843
如何到达？
By Bus:
1. Via Holland Road: SBS Transit 7, 105, 123, 174; SMRT 75, 77, 106
2. Via Bukit Timah Road: SBS Transit 66, 151, 153, 154; SMRT 67, 171
3. Via Tanglin Road: SBS Transit 7, 36, 105, 111, 123, 132, 174; SMRT 77, 106
By Car/Taxi (via Harding Road / Minden Road)
1. Turn left into Loewen Road by the Museum of Contemporaty Art (MOCA)
2. Take 2nd road on the left (you should see Little Mandarins)
3. Follow the Road to Block 73
By Car/Taxi (via Tanglin Road)
1. Turn into Ridley Park
2. Follow the road all the way until you see Loewen Road
3. Follow this all the way to the end of the road
4. Turn left after you see The Waggington
5. Take the first left (you should see Little Mandarins)
6. Follow the Road to Block 73
By Car/Taxi (via Dempsey Hill)
1. Exit towards Harding Road (after PS Cafe)
2. Turn right into Loewen Road by the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)
3. Take 2nd road on the left (you should see Little Mandarins)
4. Follow the Road to Block 73