Royal Academy of Arts

Family studios are supported by Jeanne and William Callanan Make a bold and colourful artwork at this workshop for families. At this Family Studio, artist Desiree Greenish will take inspiration from the playful artworks depicting everyday objects in our Michael Craig-Martin exhibition. Families will be invited to draw freehand or use stencils to make their own mixed-media artwork. Our family studio programme is a series of monthly art-making workshops that are drop-in and open to families with children of all ages. These sessions can be incredibly popular. We run a first come, first served system. You may be asked to wait, or return later. We try to accommodate everyone while ensuring the space doesn't become overcrowded.

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Family studios are supported by Jeanne and William Callanan Experiment with collage at this session for under fives. Rip, stick, cut, arrange and assemble materials with us in this collage themed workshop. We'll experiment with how surfaces and objects stick together to create new things. Our early years studio programme is a series of regular, child-led creative sessions that are drop-in and designed for under 5’s and their caregivers. Devised and led by artist Amy Leung, the studio space will be full of materials, objects and textures that can be used for child led play and inquiry. Come along and explore in your own way and at your own pace. Sessions are supported by a team of experienced assistants and provide options for babies, toddlers, and pre-schoolers. They offer an open and collaborative space where children and families can play, explore, and investigate together.

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Family studios are supported by Jeanne and William Callanan Construct a familiar scene at this workshop for families. At this Family Studio, artist Eva Jonas will draw inspiration from our Architecture Window exhibition. She'll invite you to experiment with various construction techniques using cardboard, wooden dowels, and blocks to create models that hold a scene you see regularly — from your bedroom, school, or bus window. Our family studio programme is a series of monthly art-making workshops that are drop-in and open to families with children of all ages. These sessions can be incredibly popular. We run a first come, first served system. You may be asked to wait, or return later. We try to accommodate everyone while ensuring the space doesn't become overcrowded.

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Experiment with colour at this workshop for children with SEND. Make a bold and colourful artwork inspired by our Michael Craig-Martin exhibition at this workshop designed for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Our family workshops for children with SEND are led by experienced artist educator Cash Aspeek. When booking, please provide details about your child’s access requirements so that the session can be tailored to suit their needs. Spaces are limited to 30 and are in high demand. Be careful to reserve only the number of tickets you need and let us know if you are no longer able to attend. Detailed information about the session and what to expect will be sent out in advance of the workshop. Suitable for all ages and open to friends and family members too.

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