playful Art Education
Specialized Arts Programming for ages 6+
2726 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC
playful Art Education
Specialized Arts Programming for ages 6+
2726 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC
Welcome to Tiny Pencil Studios!
We co-create thoughtful and thought provoking art education, rooted in curiosity, experimentation and care alongside your young artist!
With a focus on experimentation, exploration and mistake making over specific technique and finished product, Tiny Pencil Studios' After School Art Experiments programs expose young artists to local visual culture, national and international art histories and a wide variety of fine art materials, processes and ideas
We explore the potential of expressing our own inner worlds, interests and skills as pathways to community contribution, empathy and feelings of belonging.
After School Art Experiments
Ages 6-9, Mondays 3-5PM
September 16-December 23
12 weeks $300
(*No classes on STAT holidays)
*pick up at Cumberland Community School 2:40PM
After School Art Experiments
Ages 10-13, Tuesdays 3-5PM
September 17- December 3
12 weeks $300
*pick up at Cumberland Community School 2:40PM
About Us
Christina Jones, Founder & Art Education Specialist
Christina's 13 years of experience as an Art Education specialist has been an opportunity to witness the transformative power of curiosity, empathy, and hands-on experimentation through exposure to a wide variety of ideas, artists, world views and stories.
Her work has included roles as the Educator and Family Programs Coordinator at the Vancouver Art Gallery (2011-2022), developing activated visual literacy spaces such as Cumberland Museum & Archives' Collaboration Studio, co - creation of the Young Activist Reading Room at the VAG, development of tactile visual arts programs at the Cumberland Lodge and curation of the CMA's collaboration rooted exhibition OFF THE PRESS!
Christina is currently facilitating community rooted arts programs on the unceded, ancestral territory of the Sahtloot, Sasitla, Ieeksun and Puntledge as the Founder and Director of Tiny Pencil Studios, and as a board member of the Comox Valley Arts Council. She operates on the unceded territory of the Liǧʷiɫdax̌ʷ people; the We Wai Kai, Wei Wai Kum, and Kwiakah First Nations as Gallery Manager at the Campbell River Art Gallery.
Christina studied Visual Art at the University of Western Ontario (B.A.) and Art Education at the University of British Columbia (M.A.).
Tiny Pencil Studios operates on the unceded stolen ancestral territory of the Sahtloot, Sasitla, Ieeksun and Puntledge ,also referred to as the K'ómoks Nation. We acknowledge our privilege and commit to listening to, uplifting and learning from the original stewards of this land.
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