Summer Camp 2026 (7 - 12 years): Creating Cardboard Picasso Face From Recycled Materials

In this engaging and creative workshop, children explore the unique artistic style of Pablo Picasso, focusing on how faces can be represented in abstract and imaginative ways. Working collaboratively, participants design and build their own 3D face sculptures using recycled materials and cardboard, encouraging both creativity and sustainability. The session transforms everyday objects into expressive works of art while introducing young creatives to one of the most influential artists in modern history.

Why choose this workshop

It introduces children to a celebrated artist and a bold, imaginative way of seeing the world.
It builds environmental awareness by giving recycled materials a new, creative purpose.
It encourages teamwork and collaboration through a shared, hands-on building process.

What participants will learn
How abstract art represents familiar subjects in new and imaginative ways.
Basic three-dimensional construction and sculpture techniques.
Creative thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving.
An appreciation for sustainability and the artistic potential of everyday materials.

Meals
A daily meal will be provided for all participants throughout the Summer Camp.