Ages 14-17 | Virtual Teen Studio Night SEPTEMBER
Children Course | This program is completed
Over the last 10 years, Teen Studio Night, held every Friday night and available to teens ages 14–17, has become a staple in Denver for teens looking for their creative community.
Now virtually through Zoom, Teen Studio Night offers participating teens access to professional art instruction and guidance, demonstrations, as well as open conversations about art while they work independently on projects of their choosing. Teen Studio Night fosters a unique community of like-minded peers and the instructors Karl and Z, bring a range of artistic experiences to the class aimed to enrich and expand creative horizons. Let’s art!
- Please note that registration for this class is for the whole month of September. The class on 9/11 will feature special guest speaker and artist, Gregg Deal. **If you are registered for the whole month of September, you do not need to register fro the separate Gregg Deal night.
- This class takes place via Zoom. The link with be provided to students 1 hour prior to the start of each class.
- Due to COVID-19, we will be compiling optional individual basic supply kits for for students that will be available for purchase at our registration office for $15. These include pencils, sketchpad, paint brushes, paint, and canvas paper.
- Students may also provide their own materials.
- **Please note for the special session with Gregg Deal on 9/11, students are encouraged to compile any materials they have available at home (markers, poster board, cardboard, etc.) that could be used to make protest art. Digital art is also welcome.
Karl Poulson
Raised in Denver, Colorado, Karl began taking painting lessons from the Arts Students League of Denver at the age of nine. He later attended Denver School of the Arts, an arts magnet program from the start of middle school through to his senior year of high school. Upon graduation, he moved to Chicago where he attended the School of the Art Institute of Chicago earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts. It was during this time that he discovered his love for creating music and exploring the overlap between sound and visual media. http://karlorion.com/