Bangkok--21 Oct--Total Quality PR
A creative exploration of Art and Design techniques for7-11 year olds
PARON School of Art, led by Paron Mead, a renowned Central Saint Martins scholar, is now offering a 5-week Saturday Art Class programme themed "Journey through the Ocean," starting on Saturday 29th October 2016 to Saturday 26th November 2016 at 10.00 am to 12.30 pm for 7-10 year old artists and 13.30 pm to 16.00 pm for 8-11 year old artists. Classes are at PARON School of Art's beautiful, naturally lit studio, situated between Ekkamai Soi 11 and 13 on the second floor above the Happiness Cafe. Each 5-week session's fee covers snacks and all art materials, and is priced at 4,500 Baht per student. Reserve your space now as each class has a limited capacity.
Set in a nurturing environment structured for success and with enough freedom for creativity, the 5-week SaturdayArt Class programme offers students the opportunity to develop skills within a structured and continuous programme. Students will be exposed to new creative ideas and will be assisted in generating works across a variety of art-making techniques. Their artistic exploration and progress will be supported by professional teaching in small class sizes. All students will leave with a finished masterpiece to take home.
Paron Mead is a qualified art educator, and an Art teacher at Harrow International School, whose students have gone on to receive 'Best in the world' and 'Best in Thailand' examination achievements in recent Cambridge awards. He is experienced in working with children, young adults, and adult learners at every level.
For more information on PARON School of Art, for this or any of future courses, or to arrange a visit, please contact or write to ParonSchoolofArt@gmail.com, call +66 (0) 89-795-8765 or visit PARON School of Art's Facebook page at https://ww.facebook.com/ParonSchoolofArt andwww.ParonSchoolofArt.com or visit PARON School of Art's Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/paronschoolofart.
"Remember what Jean-Luc Godard said:
It's not where you take things from – it's where you take them to."
-Paron Mead-