JOIN NOW: Ayala Museum’s Summer Art Workshops for All Ages, April 21 – May 5
No matter how old you are, there’s a creative experience waiting to spark your imagination and deepen your appreciation for the nation’s artistic heritage. That’s why this summer, the Ayala Museum is hosting the 2024 Summer Art Workshops for All Ages: Appreciating Pre-Colonial Culture Through Art from April 20 to May 25.
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Join a variety of workshops to be held at the museum’s 3/F Education Studios, each tailored to different age groups (kids to adults) to ensure a perfect fit for everyone.
The workshops kick off with Glamour and Gold: Watercolor Painting and Colors and Patterns: Digital iPad Illustration on April 20 and April 27, respectively, from 1 p.m. – 5 p.m. Teen participants can enjoy immersive workshops that tackle both traditional and digital art forms for a registration fee of Php 3500 regular, Php 2800 discounted, Php 2500 for PWD, or get a Season Pass at Php 5600 for both workshops. Grab your tickets here for Watercolor Painting and here for Digital Illustration.
Starting April 21 and running through May 5, the workshops include Golden Mosaics, Ikat Making, and Clay Modelling, each from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. These sessions for kids are priced at Php 2000 regular, Php 1600 discounted, Php 1429 for PWD, or a Season Pass for all three workshops at Php 6400. Secure a spot for the little ones here for Golden Mosaics, here for Ikat Making, and here for Clay Modelling.
The workshops for adults are scheduled for May 18 and May 25, featuring Oriental Watercolor Painting and Chiaroscuro in Acrylic Painting, from 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.. These are available for Php 4000 regular, Php 3200 discounted, Php 3189 for PWD, or a Season Pass at Php 5715 for both sessions. Tickets can be purchased here for Watercolor Painting and here for Acrylic Painting.
Each class includes museum admission, an art kit, a guided tour of select galleries, and access to the museum’s education studios.
Celebrate culture, art, and history at the Ayala Museum this summer and leave with new skills and deeper insights into the country’s pre-colonial past!
