Kids create animal-inspired art at the Milwaukee Art Museum — a creative summer highlight.
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The Youth Studio Class: Nature and Animals at the Milwaukee Art Museum offers an engaging experience for budding artists aged 10-15. Over several days, participants will explore the museum's collection of animal-inspired sculptures and paintings. This hands-on class encourages creativity as kids use various materials to craft their own artworks.
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The Milwaukee Art Museum provides a nurturing environment where young artists can express themselves and learn new techniques. This class is perfect for kids who love art and animals, offering a unique opportunity to combine both interests. With expert guidance and a focus on creativity, this class promises a memorable summer experience.
The museum offers free parking for class attendees in the underground garage. Enter from Lincoln Memorial Drive and show your class registration for access.
Explore the Museum to find sculptures and paintings inspired by animals and then create your own herd of artworks using a variety of artmaking materials.
