AOTW #9: Waterlilies, Dreams and Reflections: The breathtaking Art of Claude Monet.
Founder of Impressionism, and waterlily obsessive, Claude Monet, dedicated his life to plein air painting, with many of his most famous...
PTC Weekly #9: Kids make trees out of cotton wool, and Zamzam's mother joins our workshop.
Another action-packed week for us at PTC. In Wedding, and Weisensee, we continued with our current painting and printing series, and in...
AOTW #8: Artistic innovator or shameless copycat? A closer look at Roy Lichenstein.
We are currently studying, 'Coast Village', by Roy Lichenstein, so it seems fitting to dedicate this week's Artist of the Week post to...
PTC Weekly #8: Lino-carving and Lichenstein.
This week at PTC, we study Rory Lichenstein; have more fun with lino carving; and find out the answer to the ultimate question... Real...
AOTW #7: From Sōsaku-hanga to German Expressionism: The *groovy* history of Woodcut Printing.
Sometimes perceived as a peripheral art form, woodcut printing has, in fact, played an important role in some of the most major artistic...
AOTW#6: Tanaka Tatsuya plays with perceptions, and pieces of brocolli.
Last week, we hosted a diorama workshop with the kids in Pankow, challenging them to create their own mini universes out of shoe boxes,...
"You, Me, And The Distance Between Us": Making sense of being a volunteer, whilst serving
'You, Me, and The Distance Between Us', by Ellen Murial, portrays the reality of migrant camp life in all of its dirt, distress, boredom...
PTC Weekly #7: Green screens, Dioramas and Saying Goodbye.
Another great art-filled week at PTC, but tinged with sadness, as this week we said our final goodbyes to the kids at the Spandau shelter...
