Top Central & South America Painting Classes

Experience has been carried out by artist Maria Cruz Urquijo, with more than 25 years of experience in painting and sculpture. Based in Paraty, she runs her atelier in the Historic Centre, showing her story through her artistic path. The Art- Painting class is divided into 4 steps: 1 - Brief introduction to the art with sketching exercises, using the fingers or the pencils. Along with a pleasant discussion of the creative process. 2 - Choose format and material to start painting and get to work on your creation. 3 - Coffee break and discuss about production 4 - Finish details of the paiting If you love art and come to Paraty, you can't lose this opportunity!

Paint your mate cup and learn all about it! What better to learn about the culture of mate while you paint one of them? The Mate is a traditional South American caffeine-rich infused herbal drink that we drink everyday. This activity is accompanied by a mate and pastry tasting of some of the most traditional pastries that we have in Argentina. You will take home with you a souvenir painted with your own hands, maybe a new skill, some cultural knowledge and the joy of have been sharing a moment with new people from all around the world!

This activity is unique because the visitor can explorer they art skill throught the painting and they can know more about Cartagena's monuments

Combine a taste of a traditional Argentine drink, mate, with a bit of creativity on this small-group sipping and painting excursion. Learn how to make mate while sampling several yerbas, then paint your very own mate cup to keep with you forever. Besides the painting and mate drinking, try some pastries like *medialunas*, *facturas*, and *alfajores* to satisfy your sweet tooth.

There is no way to copy any artwork, besides Van Gogh is one of the Masters for the century. So, we will try to understand Van Gogh, the complexity of this masterpiece and I will help you find your own artist, your authentic Starry Night version.

Embark on a full color learning experience at this cultural house and garden in the renowned Macarena neighborhood, located in downtown Bogotá. Our workshops cater to both aspiring artists and enthusiasts of all ages, providing a unique opportunity to express yourself with the therapeutic power and fun of color. The workshop covers the fundamentals of drawing and color theory, using markers and spray cans, as well as chromotherapy and imagination games to make the experience memorable and enjoyable. With the guidance of our experienced instructors, you'll explore techniques such as can control, filling with gradients, and creating three-dimensionality through the clever use of opposite colors and contrasts. The main objective is to create your own graffiti name and throw-up, reflecting on art as a tool for personal identity and self-expression. Discover the transformative power of graffiti as you unleash your creativity, gain artistic insights, and express yourself through this dynamic and immersive workshop. Whether you're a novice or an experienced artist, our workshops offer a unique opportunity to expand your creative horizons in a supportive and inspiring environment.

La Antigua Guatemala was the third Capital of the country, stablished during the colonial period in 1543. During the colonial period the city was decorated with beautiful baroque art and its legacy its today part of the local economy of the local artisans in town. We will enjoy walking in La Antigua Guatemala central plaza and surrounding and later continue to 2 different communities outside town to meet with famous recognize local artisans.

This activity is perfect for those who choose to rent a car and embark on a self-guided vacation. It's designed to unlock your mind and emotions, allowing you to fully savor every moment of your trip. By blending insightful information with a playful, childlike painting activity, your mind and heart will naturally open up to all the new experiences this incredibly biodiverse country has to offer. During this experience, I'll provide you with cultural and natural history insights, practical tips, optimal routes, as well as recommendations for delightful restaurants and must-visit spots along your chosen route. And if there's ever any information I'm not privy to, rest assured, I know just where to find it – after all, this is a relatively compact country! I give you my word on that. (Costa Rica might be small, but my dedication isn't!)