Street Art

Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of Street Art with this hands-on workshop designed to inspire and empower educators. Dive into the question "What is art, and what is damage?" as a springboard for creative exploration and critical thinking.

The morning session showcases two real-world examples of inquiry-based Street Art programs led by Dee Zabel, tailored to both primary and secondary schools.

In the afternoon, roll up your sleeves and master a variety of Street Art techniques as you design and decorate your own wooden skateboard deck! These skills are not only fun but also highly engaging, offering a new way to captivate your students and bring contemporary artists into your art program.

Techniques covered include: spray painting, stenciling, using paint markers. 
(There will also be alternative, non-aerosol methods & mediums explored to engage all student levels and accessibility)

In this live in-person workshop, you will:

• Explore Street Art and Artists.
• Discuss "What is art, and what is damage?"
• Consider how street art has evolved and changed to include a range of materials and techniques. 
• Create your own wooden skateboard.
• Explore multiple mediums and techniques including spray paint, stenciling, and paint markers.
• Learn how to adapt techniques for all levels and abilities.
• Discuss classroom tips, set-up, extension ideas and display options.
• Share feedback, questions and outcomes with the group & presenter.

What’s Included:

• Live In-Person Workshop with Dee Zabel
• Teachers Resource Notes
• All Materials Provided
• Catering included