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Children’s Nature & Art Academy

Seasonal nature-based art experiences for children

A contemporary program of four independent seasonal gatherings for children aged 5–12, where art, movement and learning come together through direct experience with nature.

 
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What is the Children’s Nature & Art Academy?

The Children’s Nature & Art Academy is a framework of seasonal experiences, realized as four independent, one-day gatherings throughout the year.

Children may participate in a single edition or return across seasons, following the natural rhythm of the year.

This is not a course, a camp, or a long-term program.
It is a carefully designed format that combines art-making, movement and nature-based learning in a contemporary, balanced way.

 
 

Who is it for?

 

The Children’s Nature & Art Academy is designed for children aged 5–12 who:

  • enjoy creating with their hands

  • are curious about nature and the world around them

  • need space for movement, exploration and free play

  • feel comfortable learning through experience rather than instruction

 

The Academy is also for parents who are looking for a thoughtful, contemporary alternative to conventional extracurricular programs — one that values balance, depth and creativity.

 
 
 

Four seasons · Four themes

Winter / Early Spring

The Seed Underground

Stillness, potential and beginnings. Working with seeds, earth, quiet processes and the idea of growth beneath the surface.

Spring

From Flower to Color

Growth, transformation and sensory exploration. Plants, pigments, color, scent and the unfolding of form.

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Summer

Sun and Water​

Light, movement and freedom. Exploring water, sunlight, natural rhythms and playful experimentation.

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Autumn

From Earth to Fire

Matter, transformation and form. Clay, fire, natural materials and the process of shaping and change.

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