Pablo Picasso:

Reinvention + Experimentation 

“Art is a lie that makes us realize the truth.”
— Pablo Picasso

Workshop # 13:

Thursday, November 7th from 10:30am to 1:30pm

Snyder Park, Fort Lauderdale

By Donation (Suggested $15)

Monetary and in-kind donations make this program possible.

Workshop Description:

We continue our season devoted to Spanish-speaking artists with Picasso. He devoted his life to art for nearly 80 years, producing thousands of paintings, prints, drawings, sculptures, collages, ceramics, books, theater sets and costumes, in a vast range of styles. During our November workshop, we are taking a look behind the icon, beyond his world famous cubism and revealing his many other artistic explorations through art play.

Workshop Flow:

9:30am to 10:30am — Set-up

10:30am to 11:30am — Art Stations

11:30am to 12:15pm — Circle Time (Artist Talk w/ Lunch)

12:15pm to 1:15pm — Class Final Art Challenge (shared collectively or individually), Announcements & Goodbyes

1:15pm to 1:30pm — Clean-up

Line drawing of Picasso's face in profile, showing her eyes, nose, lips, and ear.
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What to bring?

Remember: This is a co-op. We all make it happen together!

  1. Basic Art Kit:

    • For each artist (both kids and adults), please bring pencils, erasers, colored pencils/markers, paper on a clipboard/sketchbook, scissors and glue. We do have extras if you forget; no need to drive back home.

  2. Home Items:

    • White ceramic or porcelain plate for each member of your family

  3. Recycling Bin Items:

    • N/A

  4. Amazon Wishlist:

  5. Personal Items:

    • Pillow, chairs or blanket to sit on

    • Water

    • Snacks or packed lunch

    • I encourage you to embody this wonderful artist by joining us dressed in your best Picasso — for instance, a black and white striped shirt and beret.

If in doubt, bring it. Diverse, interesting materials enrich the creative process.
How to create a basic art kit for your child?

At-Home Activity

If in doubt, bring it. Diverse, interesting materials enrich the creative process.

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  2. Create/Do!

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“Nature is the source of all true knowledge. She has her own logic, her own laws, she has no effect without cause nor invention without necessity.”
— Leonardo da Vinci
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Artist creating botanical watercolor illustrations on paper, with sketches of plants and handwritten notes, surrounded by scattered leaves and colorful paint splatters.
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