WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO ..............
- The Kid Creative Offers A Range Of Services.
- After School Art Classes
- for primary aged students Years 1 to 6.
- Designing And Facilitating Art Workshops
- for the community services sector, not for profit organisations as well as primary school students and their teachers.
Site specific artwork/murals for local business,home interiors and schools.
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The Kid Creative -
The aims of our learning environment "My aim as an art educator is to create a learning environment that both engages & nurtures students, encouraging them to explore & investigate the world around them, through a creative process. Numbers are kept to a minimum in both term and workshop classes so I am better able to give the individual attention that all students require to assist them with their developmental needs. Collaboration also plays an important role in our classes encouraging students to work together & exercise their imaginations. *Please see the slideshow at the bottom of the page to see how I like to create and engage with students in my term classes the studio. |
About peta morris - teacher / founder
Peta Morris is a mother of two girls, with an extensive background in both the visual and performing arts and is passionate about the importance of creative based learning for both children and adults.
She has been a practicing artist and singer over the last twenty five years. She studied at The National Art School in East Sydney in a Diploma of Art (Painting Major), and has exhibited extensively all over Australia and has had her work selected for the Art Gallery of NSW's Sulman prize, she has also worked as a gallery assistant and curator.
She has taught art through Warringah Community College, she has facilitated art programs for various organisations including WEAVE youth and community services, The House With No Steps, Murrawina School in Redfern and volunteered teaching refugee children at Sydney's Villawood detention centre. Peta is completed art directing "The Urban Forest Project" with WEAVE and Redlink services helping to transform a large public housing residential unit block building in Waterloo, Sydney in December 2016. She most recently worked on co curating and exhibiting in an exhibition at Manly Art Gallery for Big Kids Magazine, April 2017.
She has been a practicing artist and singer over the last twenty five years. She studied at The National Art School in East Sydney in a Diploma of Art (Painting Major), and has exhibited extensively all over Australia and has had her work selected for the Art Gallery of NSW's Sulman prize, she has also worked as a gallery assistant and curator.
She has taught art through Warringah Community College, she has facilitated art programs for various organisations including WEAVE youth and community services, The House With No Steps, Murrawina School in Redfern and volunteered teaching refugee children at Sydney's Villawood detention centre. Peta is completed art directing "The Urban Forest Project" with WEAVE and Redlink services helping to transform a large public housing residential unit block building in Waterloo, Sydney in December 2016. She most recently worked on co curating and exhibiting in an exhibition at Manly Art Gallery for Big Kids Magazine, April 2017.
