Join Museum Adventures and Discover the Impressionists @ the Met!
This Friday, October 4th @3:45-5pm
This Saturday, October 5th @1-2:15pm
Ages 6 and up
REGISTER TODAY!
(Minimum 3 children per tour)
Tours include hands-on diverse materials, on site at the museum.
In our first Art Adventures class of the Fall, we explored line families and made transparency prints a la Keith Haring.
To see all of our photos from class, visit our Flickr Page.
Have a 3-4 year old who wants to make art? Join us!
Are your curious about the Impressionists?
Don’t know where to begin?
Explore Modern/Contemporary/Impressionist art with Claire Munday & see why and how to select works that are important to share with your children!
Join us Friday, October 4th @3:45-5pm. Register here: http://dev.clairescreativeadventures.com/register/
The artist known to the world only as CS is a young but proficient painter. With training and inspiration from Claire Munday, his talents have grown significantly this summer. While usually known for his portraits of his family in CT, CS recently decided to build his street cred by using the techniques of Jackson Pollock as he experienced at the LIC Flea & Food Festival.
This most recent work is on its way to Park Avenue in Manhattan for display in an executive office.
What has CCA inspired you to create?
Don’t miss out on these engaging and educational tours!
This Friday, September 13th @3:45-5pm, we’ll be exploring the work of Degas and Giacommeti.
Or join a tour on Sunday, September 15th @2-3:15pm.
Our Monthly Met Tours start on Friday, October 4th @3:45-5pm and will continue on the first Friday of every month. Sign up for all 8 session and receive a discount, or join as we go!
For more tour information and a look at available tour topics, click here.
Dates don’t fit? School or private group?
Email us and book a time that works for you
Claire@ClairesCreativeAdventures.com or call 646-755-7733
Have you checked out our Claire’s Creative Adventures Facebook page yet?
It’s a great way to stay up to date on our upcoming offerings, photos, and what’s happening in the art world!
Now you can join the contest to win a free Museum Adventures tour by liking our Facebook page. Simply “Like” and your name will be entered. Drawing will take place on October 14th.
Thank you all families who came out, we hope to see you in the near future. And thank you to the organizers of the Flea for having us! The day was a hit.
We were back painting like Pollock at the Hester Street Fair!
To see all of our photos, visit our Flickr album!
Have an event coming up? We can help! Email us!
Bring your child to drip, splatter & squirt a giant Pollock and learn about famous artists. We will inspire your child’s creativity featuring this NYC-based artist, while parents get to shop, eat and enjoy!
From 10am -6pm: Healthy, delicious & entertaining eats await you… A cowboy riding a bicycle making organic snow cones? A must try are Mundo’s Red Sonia lentil patties that are both kid + mommy approved!
Parents shop for jewelry, clothing, art and other great finds… while we engage even the most tentative child to enjoy Jackson Pollock’s fabulous and fun-filled process of making art!
Click here to see our Pollock-inspired collaboration + other A-List art projects which have inspired many children (and parents!) this summer at the LIC Flea & Food.
Don’t miss out on this amazing family summer opportunity… See you at the Flea!
The Flea is Located just 1 block behind the iconic Pepsi Cola sign at 5-25 46th Avenue in Long Island City. Great access to public transportation including the 7 Train Vernon Blvd stop, the E Train Court Square stop, the East River Ferry LIC/Hunters Point terminal and parking across the street. Bring your friends and family to enjoy the perfect weekend.
We at CCA are crazy about Claes Oldenburg, so we were particularly excited to hear about MoMA’s exhibition, Claes Oldenburg: The Street and The Store.
Oldenburg is known for his depictions of everyday objects, often as sculptures. This exhibition looks at the beginning of his career, when he began to create the food sculptures he is so well-known for today. The Street is comprised of objects made from cardboard, burlap, and newspaper. The Store is made up of brightly painted sculptures and reliefs.
The exhibition, which runs through August 5th, is an excellent opportunity for children to imagine everyday objects in a new light. How would you build your own food sculpture? Would the hamburger be blue or green? What would you use?
Want to make your own? Party Adventures can bring a Claes Oldenburg event to you! Contact us today.