Kaczor - Story and Studio

Adults, would you appreciate having a couple of kid-free hours on a Saturday morning to run errands, grab grocery items, or enjoy a coffee with a friend? Look no further! Drop your child off for an artist-focused story and hands-on studio art session - this interactive storytelling time introduces key art concepts and sets the stage for student creativity. You will feel refreshed, and they will come home inspired, having learned about a famous artist and created a unique work of art!

OCTOBER 24th : Yayoi Kusama-Inspired : Polka Dot Painted Pumpkins 
World-renowned Japanese contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama loves pumpkins for their "humorous form and warm feeling." In this hands-on session, young artists will explore color and pattern to bring their own vibrant pumpkin masterpiece to life! Before starting their creations, students will listen to a story about Yayoi Kusama, learning about her life, unique vision, and lifelong fascination with dots and organic shapes. This interactive storytelling time introduces key art concepts and inspires students with Kusama's celebrated playful approach to contemporary art. 

NOVEMBER 14th : Wayne Thibaud-Inspired : Pastel Pie Paintings 
American artist Wayne Thiebaud painted iconic still lifes featuring thick, frosting-like paint application and vibrant color halos, transforming classic diner desserts into captivating studies of light and nostalgia. In this hands-on session, young artists will explore repetition and texture just as Thiebaud did to create their own Thanksgiving pie artwork! Before starting their creations, students will listen to a story about Wayne Thiebaud's life and long artistic career. Inspired by childhood memories of family road trips and California diners, Thiebaud loved painting colorful desserts and often expressed gratitude for these rich visual experiences.