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The Kid Creative........ what we do.
After School Art Classes for primary aged students, class years 1 to 6. Designing And Facilitating Art Workshops for all ages. Working with the community services sector, not for profit organisations, schools, art galleries and museums. The aims of our learning environment My aim as an art educator is to create a learning environment that both engages & identifies students needs. I encourage students to explore & investigate the world around them. Helping recognise, connect & find confidence in their individual creative thought processes. We look towards contemporary artists from across the world to inspire and ignite the imaginations of students and explore a diverse range of mediums and techniques. Numbers are kept to a minimum in classes, so each student is given the individual attention to best assist them with their developmental needs. |
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peta morris - ARTIST / EDUCATOR and founder of the kid creative.
Peta Morris artistic career spans over 20 years, in both the visual and performing arts, as an artist, educator, singer songwriter, writer and performer. Peta currently works in a painting medium with a focus on the remote landscapes she explores. She is represented online by Curatorial and Co www.curatorialandco.com
She studied fine arts at East Sydney Technical College (now The National Art School).
She is based on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, where she founded The Kid Creative.
Creating and facilitating, dynamic and engaging Term art classes for primary aged students, workshops for the community services sector, cultural events, schools, Art Galleries and museums.
She has worked with many organisations over the last 20 years, some include The Sydney Opera House, WEAVE youth and community services in Waterloo, Manly Art Gallery and Museum and The Garma Festival in East Arnhem Land, NT.
2019 Peta has been working with Littlescribe! to create online visual storytelling tutorials for teachers and students to use in classrooms and at home to inspire creative ways to use art as a springboard of inspiration for the storytelling process. She will also be sharing her knowledge with teachers at The Edutech conference at Darling Harbour June 6th and 7th at Darling Harbour.
2018 Peta worked with Sydney Opera House on their Creative Leadership in Learning Program assisting to develop ideas for their 2019 program.
Peta was invited by Manly Art Gallery and Museum to create a workshop for Manly Arts Festival for Manly Art Gallery, she is also working on a series of new artworks for exhibition later this year.
2017 Peta was co curator and exhibiting artist, in HUMAN - The artist response project, at Manly Art Gallery for Big Kids Magazine, which also involved all her students at The Kid Creative.
2016, Peta completed art directing "The Urban Forest Project" with WEAVE and Redlink services helping the residential community to transform their large public housing block, in Redfern.
Peta was previously an educator at Warringah Community College, she has facilitated and assisted with art programs for various organisations including The Sydney Opera House, WEAVE youth and community services, The House With No Steps, The Garma Festival NT, Murrawina School in Redfern and volunteered teaching refugee children and families at Sydney's Villawood detention centre.
She studied fine arts at East Sydney Technical College (now The National Art School).
She is based on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, where she founded The Kid Creative.
Creating and facilitating, dynamic and engaging Term art classes for primary aged students, workshops for the community services sector, cultural events, schools, Art Galleries and museums.
She has worked with many organisations over the last 20 years, some include The Sydney Opera House, WEAVE youth and community services in Waterloo, Manly Art Gallery and Museum and The Garma Festival in East Arnhem Land, NT.
2019 Peta has been working with Littlescribe! to create online visual storytelling tutorials for teachers and students to use in classrooms and at home to inspire creative ways to use art as a springboard of inspiration for the storytelling process. She will also be sharing her knowledge with teachers at The Edutech conference at Darling Harbour June 6th and 7th at Darling Harbour.
2018 Peta worked with Sydney Opera House on their Creative Leadership in Learning Program assisting to develop ideas for their 2019 program.
Peta was invited by Manly Art Gallery and Museum to create a workshop for Manly Arts Festival for Manly Art Gallery, she is also working on a series of new artworks for exhibition later this year.
2017 Peta was co curator and exhibiting artist, in HUMAN - The artist response project, at Manly Art Gallery for Big Kids Magazine, which also involved all her students at The Kid Creative.
2016, Peta completed art directing "The Urban Forest Project" with WEAVE and Redlink services helping the residential community to transform their large public housing block, in Redfern.
Peta was previously an educator at Warringah Community College, she has facilitated and assisted with art programs for various organisations including The Sydney Opera House, WEAVE youth and community services, The House With No Steps, The Garma Festival NT, Murrawina School in Redfern and volunteered teaching refugee children and families at Sydney's Villawood detention centre.
