art courses

Art courses for children in Bremen

Schluh.art eV is a new non-profit art association from Worpswede.
From September 2024, the association will again offer art courses in Bremen!

The lessons are taught by professional artist/art teacher Anna Schill with 15 years of professional experience (6 years experience in Germany).

Classes are held in Russian and German.

Combination of theory, art history and practice in various styles and techniques (watercolor, oil painting, dry and oil pastels, graphic materials and much more).

Classes take place in a large, modern and bright room. There are parking spaces and good connections to public transport.

A lesson lasts 2 full hours with a short break.

We are located not far from the center of Bremen.

WHERE?

Classes take place at the Aristotle Institute at the following address: Industriestraße 34, 28199 Bremen.

Once a week, Thursdays at 5:30 pm, for two hours.

HOW?

The contract can be terminated with one month's notice. The first lesson is considered a trial lesson and is free of charge if the child decides not to continue participating. If the decision is positive, the child will be accepted into the course. The monthly course fee includes membership in Schluh.art eV for one year!

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

The course fee is 65 euros per month.

Schluh.art eV

Im Schluh 71
27726 Worpswede

04792 9899544 or
0162 6412632
schluhart@gmail.com

From time to time the course also goes on excursions. Here at the "Pleinair" in Worpswede:

Course leader: ANNA SCHILL

is an artist born in Novosibirsk, Siberia, and now lives in Worpswede. Her family's German roots were also an inspiration for this. She studied free painting and art education at the Art Academy in Novosibirsk, was already active as a painter in Russia, and was the director of an art school for children and adults. Over the years she gained a lot of experience with various painting techniques. Today, her focus is on classic oil and watercolor painting. In addition to many works in the field of landscape painting and still life, her focus is now on "realistic symbolism." She describes her own characteristic style as a reaction against abstract expressionism, which has dominated since the middle of the 20th century. Instead, she devoted herself to the symbolic, narrative and figurative style. She is currently working on a larger series of pictures that are based on a portrait format with various symbolic elements. She is also happy to accept commissioned work. Her studio is in Worpswede.