The Enrichment Program

The Ebony London Art Studio Enrichment Program provides charter and private schools with a structured opportunity to enhance their arts education offerings through advanced, experience-based learning. Each session is intentionally designed to deepen students’ understanding of artistic practice while fostering creativity, critical thinking, and cultural awareness.

Grounded in educational excellence, the program engages students through a variety of visual, performing, and literary arts experiences. Led by professional artists and educators, workshops emphasize process, technique, and reflection—encouraging students to make meaningful connections between art, history, and contemporary expression.

The Creative Mediums

One and Two-Point Perspective

Explore the principles of perspective drawing to understand how artists create the illusion of depth and space on a flat surface. Through guided instruction, learn to construct environments, buildings, and interior scenes using one-point and two-point perspective techniques.

Decoupage

Transform ordinary objects into unique works of art by layering colorful paper cutouts, textures, and finishes like paint, gold leaf, or varnish to create decorative and functional pieces.

Jewelry Making

Design and craft original jewelry pieces including earrings, bracelets, and necklaces. Explore materials, tools, and techniques while creating wearable art to take home.

Poetry

Develop a voice through the written word. Compose poems on themes that challenge, and learn performance techniques.

Clay Mask

Explore cultural traditions and personal expression through the ancient art of mask-making. Sculpt and design clay masks that reflect emotion, identity, and imagination, then decorate them with color and texture for a striking finished piece.

Reimagining Artworks

Study the techniques and styles of renowned artists such as Van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, Basquiat, or Picasso, then reinterpret their works through your own creative lens. Learn art history, technique, and personal expression while creating original pieces inspired by the masters.

Haiku Poems

Embrace the beauty of simplicity through the Japanese art of Haiku. Explore themes of nature, emotion, and observation, crafting their own Haiku poems while learning the form’s 5-7-5 syllable structure.

Creative Writing & Storytelling

Unlock the imagination through writing and oral storytelling. Learn to build characters, shape narratives, and express personal or imagined experiences through short stories, journals, and spoken tales.

Photo Walks

Step outside with a camera to explore light, perspective, and composition. Practice technical skills while capturing the character of a neighborhood through a lens.

Mural Walks

Explore neighborhoods rich in street art and murals. Learn about the artists, techniques, and social messages behind public artworks while sketching or photographing pieces that inspire them.

Mosaic Art

Arrange colorful tiles of glass, stone, or ceramic to form detailed patterns and images. Learn design planning and setting techniques while producing a lasting decorative piece.

Collaging

Combine images, textures, and found materials to create layered visual compositions. Experiment with balance, contrast, and meaning while expressing stories or emotions through mixed-media design.

Theater Tours

Experience the behind-the-scenes world of live theater. Learn about stage design, lighting, costuming, and the teamwork that brings a story to life on stage. Each tour inspires appreciation for the performing arts.

Improvisation Acting

Explore the art of spontaneous performance through engaging theater games and creative exercises. Learn to think quickly, collaborate effectively, and express themselves with confidence. Each session encourages imagination, communication, and teamwork.

Creative Writing with Prompts

Discover the power of storytelling through guided creative writing exercises. Respond to thought-provoking prompts designed to spark imagination, emotion, and originality. Develop strong writing habits, expand vocabulary, and express a unique voice through short stories, reflections, and poetic forms.

Still Life

Observe, then draw and paint inanimate objects, creatively displayed. Experiment with arrangement, light, shadow, texture, and color. Learn about using still life to create symbolic meaning, personal and cultural stories, and historical context.

Abstract Painting

Learn how each artist used color, shape, texture, and emotion to communicate ideas beyond words. Explore the meaning of abstraction, experiment with creative techniques, and develop visual language while learning art history, composition, and self-expression.