FINE YOUNG ARTISTS - Art classes at schools, after school

26 January 2009

Designed specifically for kids who are passionate about art, Fine Young Artists is an inspirational fine arts programme that runs art classes at schools, after school.

Key skills:

Drawing and painting in a variety of mediums

Education history:

Fine Young Artists has successfully been running afterschool art programmes in Auckland for over 4 years. Over 20 schools now offer Fine Young Artists programmes to their students as an after school activity and over 150 children take part in our classes every school term.

Formal qualifications:

All tutors with B.F.A's (Bacholar of Fine Arts) or B.V.A's (Bacholar of Visual Arts) as well as NZ teacher qualifications or years of art tutor experience.

Work history:

Over 3 years operating as a premier art programme for children within school and within the community .

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Contact details:

Fine Young Artists PO Box 29 013 Greenwoods Corner Auckland Ph: 09 631 5358 or 021 821 939 Lexie Loof Director Tutors: Fional Small, Erica Allen, Monica De Alwis, Kate Mallin, Kirsty Ruffell, Claudia Gadotti, Anne-Sophie Adelys, Jane Wilks, Bonnie Warner, Pippa Faye

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