Classes, Camps and Workshops
Green Art Labs connects people to their creativity and the Earth through reusable materials. We have more than 12 years of experience hosting hands-on, eco-minded art classes, camps and workshops for children, teens, adults and families.
Eco Art Making
Our award-winning curriculum is process based and gives people the time and space to create.
Some of our most popular programs are game making, eco-inventions, simple machines, sewing and free creating.
Our teaching artists are patient, kind, emotionally intelligent creatives who love spending time engaging with our students.
Contact joan@greenartlabs.com for more information about in-person or on-line art experiences for your school, organization or group. Or register for one of the classes below. Green Art Labs programs are available in Washington state and California.
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What you get
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Inclusive Programs for All
We work with people from diverse backgrounds, with classes led by a seasoned team and supported by an open-ended curriculum and materials accessible to all skill levels.
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Hands-on learning.
Explore new ways to work with materials. Hands-on, creative, quality time builds confidence while having fun.
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Small class sizes.
We maintain a 12:1 student/teacher ratio to ensure that students have the support they need to slow down, relax and connect with their creative self.
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Backed by experience.
Curriculum designed by artist and educator, Joan Green who draws on more than 12 years of arts education and influence from the Reggio Emilia approach to child development.
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Build 21st century skills.
Students exercise life-long skills like critical thinking and problem solving, creativity and innovation, commu-nication and collaboration along with STEAM concepts, and dexterity.
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Sustainable reusable materials.
We’re eco-minded in everything we do...it’s our nature. We collect and reuse interesting materials that stimulate the imagination.
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Beyond the Symphony: Instruments from Reusable Materials
Lynnwood Library
Thursday, July 16, 1-3 p.m.
Free for the whole familyDon't throw that away! Instead use it for art!
We'll repurpose clean, reusable materials into instruments that make sounds as unique as us.
Tubes, coffee cans, small boxes become music to our ears.
Families will design their own sound and look of these one-of-a-kind instruments to take home and play your tune to celebrate the Earth!