Art as Adventure

In Art as Adventure, creativity expands beyond the classroom. Teens explore contemporary artists and art history in a playful, hands-on way, discovering what inspires them personally. They begin to deepen their skills, experiment with different materials as unique “languages,” and follow their own curiosity

What is it?

Art as Adventure is the natural next step after Learning with Your Hands, and a bridge towards the Future Artists Program. Here, freedom of choice remains central, but the scope grows wider: art is no longer only what happens “here,” but also something alive “out there” in the world.

Art making is a journey to a new place, driven by curiosty and excitement. Through hands-on projects inspired by contemporary artists, art movements, and moments from art history, students learn to connect with what drives them personally. They start to recognize their own interests, follow their curiosity, and shape the direction of their creative work.

Along the way, they deepen specific skills and discover how different materials — from chalk to clay to digital tools — each carry their own expressive language. In this way, Art as Adventure offers both playful exploration and a chance to grow more seriously into the areas each student cares about most.