Arts Squared

Happy Easter from Starry Night Art Studio and these oil pastel ducklings creates by some of our young students.

We are so grateful for the opportunity we had to teach your children this past year, and for all the feedback we received regarding classes. As things have evolved through the summer in regards to support from the charter schools we have served, and as we have tried to navigate keeping our business afloat with all of these changes, we have made the following adjustments to our Arts Squared program for the Fall:

The full, two day program will not run on the same scheduled structure that we were able to operate on last year. However, students will be able to choose to do either Art and Martial Arts, or both at a discounted price.

Class options will be in person after we have received clearance from charter schools to do so, and will remain online until that time. We would also like to continue to accommodate students who prefer distance learning after in-person classes resume.

When we do have clearance to serve our charter school students in-person, we will adjust the schedule so that our students have the option of doing back to back classes in the early afternoons if you would like to drop them off for longer periods of time.

Currently, Daniel teaches Martial Arts every weekday afternoon on the following schedule:

Monday/Wednesday 4-4:30 Karate and 5-5:30 Judo. Tuesday/Thursday 4-4:30 Karate, 4:45-5:15 Judo, 5:30-6:00 Judo, 6:15-6:45 Karate.

Megan is currently running an online advanced advanced Art class at: 1:25 on Wednesdays and a junior art class at 10:40 on Tuesday mornings. More classes will be added as the school year evolves, and as the demand grows in the Fall (please feel free to reply with scheduling preferences so that we can best accommodate you).

We look forward to hearing from you and hope that everyone is having a wonderful summer!

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Megan Warren

My students did so well with our Henri Matisse lesson today as we imitated his way of guiding his viewer’s eye with altered perspective and bold colors indicative of Fauvism! Thank you to all who joined us.