Inspiring Art Workshops for Schools
featuring the world's greatest artists
Imagine
Filbert: artist in school bringing Picasso,
Van Gogh,
Dali, Monet and others to life in an
assembly in your school. So
informative, exciting and stimulating, with lots of pupil
participation, it is a fantastic start to the day. Book your Great
Artist Day NOW Is the Date you Want FREE?
After the school assembly follows inspiring practical art
workshops - learning new drawing and painting skills has never been
such fun.
Using their newly learnt skills children create their own masterpieces.
What a truly memorable day

Olympic Project
LS Lowry goes to the Olympics - drawing and painting workshops based on Lowry's style, but with an Olympic theme. His painting 'Going to the Match' is our inspiration.Contact Filbert for more details.
Great Artist Days
Primary SchoolsSecondary Schools
How do you choose which Great Artist to visit your school?
Picasso is wonderfully creative, Van Gogh had a tragic end,
but his work bursts with life. Dali is hugely entertaining and
bizarrely creative. On the other hand Rousseau quietly paints his
jungles, whilst Warhol chases fame and fortune.
And then, of course, there is Kandinsky or ...

Great Paintings Days
Primary SchoolsQuite different from Great Artist days. The whole day is based around just one painting by your chosen artist. During the interactive session the great artist will bring the painting to life, explaining what motivated and inspired him to paint it, his methods and techniques, its whole history.
Armed with this information and the drawing and painting workshops that
follow, children
will create their own scenarios, ideas and motivations and produce a
work of
art unique to themselves. .

Other Workshops
Painting and drawing workshops are available for all year groups from 5 year olds to A Level students.GCSE Workshops
Knowledge and Understanding


What Schools say
'Thanks so much for your visit - it went really well and the
children were inspired! Everything was pitched just at the right level
and pace for them.
We finished off today and some of them wanted and had another
go....they've been going round saying 'This is BRILLIANT' all day.
Lesley Turnbull, Art Co-ordinator. Oliver Goldsmith
Primary School, Kingsbury, London





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artist in school has a new logo on his van. 
