Mini Art Foundation for Teens at St Ives School of Painting

Jan 8, 2020

The Mini Art Foundation gives teens the chance to try subjects often not taught at school: Printmaking, Fashion, 3D, Figure Drawing, Mixed Media and Painting. The workshops run on fortnightly Sundays, 1-4pm in term-time and are taught by professional artists in our studios on the beach.

They can drop in for individual sessions or sign up for the whole term and become members which gives them a session free, 10% off in the St Ive’s School of Painting art shop and a Mini Art Foundation certificate.

For more info, visit the SSP website here.

The first session kicks off Sunday 12th January with Figure Drawing a clothed model.

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Mini Art Foundation for Teens at St Ives School of Painting

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