School Holiday Children’s Art Workshops at The Suter Art Gallery
Are you searching for an exciting and unique way to keep your children entertained during the school holidays? Look no further than The Suter Art Gallery! Our children’s art programmes are the perfect blend of fun and education, and are inspired by the incredible artwork on display in our exhibitions.
Tuesday 11th & Tuesday 18th April – visit our website for more information or to book.
Upcoming Classes
Colour Pencil Characters:
Unleash your child’s inner artist with our exciting new workshop! Inspired by the world-renowned artist Gary Baseman and his current exhibition, your child will create their very own pencil-drawn imaginary character. Our expert instructors will teach them the essential techniques of pencil shading and illustration, helping to bring their character to life. With a relaxed and supportive atmosphere, your child will feel free to experiment and unleash their creativity.
Tuesday 11th April 2023 | 9.30am – 11.30am
Tuesday 18th April 2023 | 12.30pm – 2.30pm
Painted Imaginary World:
Does your child have a wild imagination? Let them bring their ideas to life with our Painted Imaginary World workshop! Drawing inspiration from Gary Baseman’s current exhibition, your child will create their own stunning painted scene. Our education team will teach them the secrets of composition and paint blending, helping to guide them towards successful artwork.
Tuesday 11th April 2023 | 12.30pm – 2.30pm
Tuesday 18th April 2023 | 9.30am – 11.30am
All workshops: 2 hours
Cost: $28.00 per 2-hour class (price includes all materials)
Age: 7-12 years
What to bring: Drink bottle, comfortable closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get dirty
Maximum 12 students per class
Spaces are strictly limited.
Sign up
To register your child for our Holiday Workshops, please call 03 5484699 or email info@thesuter.org.nz
Alternatively, you can complete the form below.
Once submitted, one of our team will be in touch to confirm availability and finalise payment.
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