Our Saturday classes take place in the fall and spring semester and are an ideal way for children to come together, connect, communicate, and develop their creative imaginations while exploring various art forms and techniques. Our program are carefully structured to ensure imaginative and enriching artistic experiences for each semester. It consist of thematic tasks that are combined into blocks, allowing children to gradually delve deeper into the chosen theme as they progress through the classes. Students will be shown films that suggest new approaches they can use, followed by lectures provided on each topic. The children then have the opportunity to sketch their ideas and bring them to life through drawing, painting or 3D layout. Children not only study painting, graphics, and different artistic methods, but they will also discover ideas that touch on architecture, history, geography, literature, and music through visual arts.

TIME: * Young Creators: Ages 7-9      11:00am - 1:00pm

           * Art Innovators: Ages 9-13       2:00pm - 4:00pm

9 classes - $349

Location: 2055 Gratiot Street, Detroit, MI, 48207 entrance from 2020 Division Street, Detroit, MI, 48207
Parking and entrance are located at the back of the building.

Please email [email protected] with any questions.

• How are the classes held?

Classes are held for 120 minutes with a refreshing 15-minute break. During this interval, students are encouraged to rest and connect with one another, fostering a supportive and collaborative artistic community.

• How much does the class cost?
• The Tuition per Semester - 9 lessons - $349

A 15% sibling discount.
The enrollment fee covers the cost of the classes and the art materials required for each lesson.
If your child misses a lesson at the studio, unfortunately, the payment for that lesson is not refundable. We do not reschedule missed lessons as it disrupts the flow of our class. However, we have alternative solutions in place to ensure that your child doesn't miss out on learning opportunities. Upon your child's absence, we provide them with support and advice to complete the missed task at home.

• How many classes my child can attend?

We offer a package of 9-week Saturday class option in both the fall and spring semester.

When should my child arrive for the class?
Arrive ten minutes early for group class.

• Is it necessary for my child to posses special skills in order to attend the classes?

It is not necessary for a child to possess special skills. However, their love for drawing is crucial. Furthermore, being open to co-creation is vital. Art is often a collaborative process, where artists bounce ideas off each other, learn from one another, and create something unique together. Being receptive to new knowledge is essential. In the ever-evolving world of art, there is always something new to learn, whether it be different techniques, perspectives, or art history.

• What supplies needed for the class?

We kindly encourage children to bring their own set of basic tools: black liner pens (different thickness), white pen, pencil, and eraser. We believe that by providing children with the opportunity to bring their own tools has numerous benefits. It instills a sense of responsibility, teaches personal boundaries and fosters self-reliance. We provide different types of paper, cardboard, acrylics, watercolors, and a range of other art supplies to enhance the learning experience in our classes.
We understand that not all children may have the means to bring their own tools and we ensure that all children have access to the resources they need.

• When can I take my student’s work home?
   As part of our commitment to recognizing and celebrating your child's artwork, we host an exhibition at the end of each semester. This exhibition provides an opportunity for students to showcase their creative endeavors and share their achievements with parents, fellow students, and our wider community. You will have the opportunity to take home all the works that have been created by your child throughout the semester at the conclusion of the exhibition.

Photos and Videos
Photographs and video footage of students engaged in classes, lessons, or performance activities may be used for educational and promotional purposes. To ensure the privacy of children, images will not be identified using full names without written approval from the parent or legal guardian.