Class & Camp Schedule

SFCAC’s inquiry-based approach supports an exploratory process in this parent/child class. The teacher guides children, parents, and caregivers, offering insight into the developmental domains of art-making and how children engage with tactile materials. Each week our painting wall, drawing, and playdough tables are a welcoming entry into our studio.

Tailored for children who are ready to make the transition into attending a class independently, Little Art Maker classes offer an organized open studio format. Our focus is on supporting a process-oriented, open-ended art experience. Revisiting familiar materials from week to week deepens learning by allowing children to make connections and master techniques.

With a combination of open-studio time and guided activities, we’ll engage students in open-ended, process-oriented art experiences. 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional art activities will focus on problem-solving, critical thinking, and reflective dialogue between peers and teaching artists.

Connect your head, heart, and hands through drawing and painting. Through close examination of objects, we’ll learn how to see more deeply and capture what we observe. We’ll tap into our imaginations to draw and paint the things we wish to see in the world.

With a combination of open-studio time and guided activities, we’ll engage students in open-ended, process-oriented art experiences. 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional art activities will focus on problem-solving, critical thinking, and reflective dialogue between peers and teaching artists.