"Diana Stelin's programming is fantastic. She brings an extensive artistic background and experiences as an art educator to her classes and we are lucky to have her return to campus this winter for Anime Art with our Lower Division students."
– Caitlin Robinson
Park School
"I run the after school program at Lincoln School in Brookline where Diana teaches after school classes. Our students have loved being a part of her art classes and have made really creative pieces. Diana teaches the students about famous artists and explores different artistic techniques with them so they are learning about art as they create art. She is a joy to work with for both adults and kids. I highly recommend enrolling your child (or yourself) in one of her classes."
Lena Berc
Lincoln Public School in Brookline
"My kids attended the summer camp and loved it. Diana created a wonderful art camp experience, learning about different art techniques in a variety of mediums and settings. I appreciated the dance classes and time outside as well as the fun art projects and visiting artists. 100% recommend!"
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School Art Programs That Build Creativity, Confidence, and Cultural Literacy
Schools partner with us because they want more than a craft activity. Our programs combine art history, storytelling, observation, and hands-on studio practice to help students build confidence, creativity, and cultural literacy.
Founded by artist and educator Diana Stelin after a search for a more meaningful art education experience for her own child, the program has evolved into an award-winning curriculum serving schools throughout Greater Boston.
Why Schools Choose Us
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Turnkey programming with all materials provided
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Curriculum aligned around a cohesive theme
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Professional artist instructors
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Flexible onsite or studio-based options
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Adaptable projects for varying ages and abilities
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Designed for both public and independent schools
What a Six-Week Program Looks Like
Each week students explore a new story, artist, culture, or historical theme before creating original artwork inspired by what they've learned.
Recent themes include:
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Ancient Egypt
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Greek Mythology
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Studio Ghibli
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Chagall & Matisse
Students experiment with watercolor, clay sculpture, printmaking, collage, oil pastel, and mixed media while learning how artists communicate ideas across cultures and time periods.
What Students Gain
What Students Gain
By the end of the session, students can:
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Explain key concepts from the theme
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Discuss artists, stories, and cultural influences
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Demonstrate new artistic techniques
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Present and discuss their creative decisions
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Build confidence in self-expression and problem-solving
Trusted by Schools Across Greater Boston
Flexible Partnership Options
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After-school enrichment
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In-school workshops
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Artist residencies
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Vacation week programs
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Field trips to our Brookline gallery
Getting Started
Tell us about your students, schedule, and goals. We'll recommend a program structure and provide a detailed curriculum outline.