
Kids Fine Art Private Lessons
With Teaching Artist Athena Louscher
Ongoing, Personalized Schedule Available
Under the guidance of local teaching artist Athena Louscher, young artists in grades K-12 explore their creativity and how they can build their own projects. These concepts build and grow, with more complexity as grades increase, up to support for high schoolers looking to build portfolios and/or looking into higher-education art programs.
Lessons incorporate Art History, Technique, Art Appreciation, and Industry Knowledge broken down per grade level. Program includes opportunities for students to showcase their work.
New Artists Fine Art (Grades K-12)
Schedule:
Sessions can be scheduled on days and times in alignment with the student’s and teacher’s availability. At least every other week is recommended to maintain consistent growth.
Cost:
Tuition is $35-$60 per private lesson depending on grade level, which is paid on a monthly basis. An additional $35 materials fee will be due twice a year. All materials are provided.
For registration, please visit Athena's website or fill out the form below and Athena will be in touch to coordinate scheduling. For more information, please visit Art for All & All for Art or email Athena with any questions.
All images on this page appear courtesy of Athena Louscher.
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Meet Your Instructor: Athena Louscher
I studied art history and mixed media at Cascadia Community College, graduating in 2010. I continued on to graduate in 2013 from Cornish College of the Arts with quadruple focus in Drawing, Painting, Sculpture and Printmaking. I also have experience in altered books and book making.
I have several pieces in private collections around the country and a couple of public works projects.
I create and teach in a variety of techniques for each of my disciplines. My lessons are designed to give my students a comprehensive understanding of art and how it has evolved over time.
My works are subject to the flow of life and it’s ever present chaos that brings beauty, awareness, history, and community out of everything I make.