Street Art & Graffiti

Street art · design
Street art meets studio skill. Students sketch their own tags and murals, learn letterforms and composition, then practice safe spray-painting techniques on dedicated surfaces. From complete beginners to students who already love to doodle, everyone leaves with something they're proud of.

Learning objective: By the end of the programme, students will have designed and executed a finished graffiti piece on a dedicated surface, demonstrating control of letterform, colour blocking, and composition, and be able to explain their creative choices.

Now running at Berlin Metropolitan School for Grades 5–6. BMS families sign up through the school's club registration.

What Children Learn in Graffiti Art Workshops

Builds creativity through urban art and design techniques
Develops drawing, sketching, and visual composition skills
Encourages self-expression and individuality
Teaches color theory and visual storytelling
Strengthens confidence through artistic creation

🎨 Graffiti – FAQ

Is graffiti safe and legal in this program?
Yes, children learn graffiti art in a structured and supervised environment.

What will children create?
They design sketches, lettering styles, and colorful art pieces.

Do they work on walls or paper?
Both. Students start by sketching on paper, then progress step by step to spray paint on dedicated surfaces, always supervised.

Do children wear protective gear when spraying?
Yes, students wear masks and gloves whenever they use spray paint.

Do children need drawing skills?
No, beginners are welcome.

Is this about street art culture?
Yes, children are introduced to creative and positive aspects of urban art.