ART CLASSES for ADULTS - The Art Teacher, Win has been teaching for more than twelve years, regular weekly classes in drawing- painting in watercolour, oil and acrylic and also shorter courses and workshops for Adults. She offers help for high school art students with projects in art or help with a portfolio for acceptance in an art degree or course. Randburg, Johannesburg, Gauteng From beginners to advanced - Creativity is about inventing, experimenting, growing, taking risks, breaking rules,... Read more

Learning and Creativity Centre. This centre aims to assist children from all backgrounds, regarding developmental & learning challenges. At this centre, we feature a range of creative options catering to children from as young as 4 years old. We use acrylic and watercolour paints, as well as, work with pottery clay in order to support children their social and emotional development. In our pottery studio, we use coils, slab work, and ceramic painting. These programmes will also be linked to mindfulness... Read more

Twisted Tree Art Studios are located in Benoni and Edenvale. The classes are kept small, for both adults and children, so personalised attention is given. As every artist knows, each of us is unique and it takes patience to grow into our own, it takes bravery to believe in ourselves and lots of hard work. These qualities are encouraged in the classes but never forgetting to have fun and to enjoy the creativity. The studio provides a spacious, relaxed and friendly environment where students are encouraged... Read more

Art classes for children and teenagers in all mediums. Pencil/pastel/charcoal/oil/acrylic/watercolor. Classes every day of the week mornings / afternoons / evenings. Beginners welcome. Pensioners fee. Safe parking. Informal. Read more

The studio offers art classes with morning, afternoon and evening times available. Drawing and painting classes for adults and high school children at all levels. Come explore and nurture your artistic talent. Read more

The National Eisteddfod Academy (NEA) is a non-profit organisation that has already created opportunities for more than 514,000 (as at the end of 2018) young performers to perform and develop their talents. By combining the magic of the arts and the basic need for recognition and respect, the NEA has developed the eisteddfod concept into a powerful tool that supports the personal growth of participants. Teachers and parents have also attested to the fact that participating in the NEA Eisteddfod... Read more