Children 5 - 11 y

REGISTRATION FOR THE SPRING 2025 SEMESTER IS NOW OPEN



2024/25 Schedule - in-person classes at Studio 1.6

MONDAY
5:15 - 6:15 pm, "Studio Art" Drawing, Painting & Sculpture (Ages 5 - 8 y) 
6:30 - 7:30 pm "Drawing & Sketching" (Ages 8- 13 y)

WEDNESDAY
4:00 - 5:00 pm, "Studio Art" Drawing, Painting & Sculpture (Ages 8 - 14 y) 
SATURDAY
11:45 am - 12:45 pm "Drawing & Sketching" (Ages 8 - 13 y) 
1:00 - 2:00 pm "Studio Art" Drawing, painting & sculpture (Ages 6 - 13 y)



Drawing & Sketching Class

In this class, students will learn realistic drawing and observational skills using pencils, charcoal, soft pastels and ink. We will cover the study of line, linear perspective, light and shade, form and proportion and much more, including portraiture, figure drawing, and still life projects. 

Monday 
6:30 - 7:30 pm "Drawing & Sketching" (Ages 8- 13 y)
Saturday
11:45 am - 12:45 pm "Drawing & Sketching" (Ages 8 - 13 y) 

Studio Art Class 
(Drawing, Painting & Sculpture)

This class is designed for students who like to experiment with various fine art disciplines as well as for those who already took art classes and are looking for a class with more academic value. Drawing, painting, and sculpture are being taught through fun and engaging projects, emphasizing art technique and exploring a variety of art materials. 

Monday   5:15 - 6:15 pm (Ages 5 - 8 y)
Wednesday  4:00 - 5:00 pm (ages 8 - 14 y)
Saturday 1:00 - 2:00 pm (Ages 6 - 13 y) 

Sculpture Class

This class is for children who want to broaden their art abilities into the realm of three dimensions. Projects include clay, cardboard, nature and recycled materials sculpture, to name just a few. Through elaborate and challenging processes, children not only improve their fine motor skills but learn a unique set of skills that will improve all areas of their life. The curriculum is created by Anita Sulimanovic who holds MFA in sculpture and had developed innovative strategies while devoting a number of years to teach children sculpture.

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Studio Art & Art History Class

Home Learners

This class explores some of the most important styles from art history and observes art from master artists to get an insight in their secret techniques. We will learn about the art of Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome, Leonardo da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, and Andy Goldsworthy, to name just a few. Lots of practice and an exciting variety of materials and art-making processes including drawing, painting, mixed media, clay sculpture, and nature art. 

Studio 1.6  is a vendor with Connecting Waters Charter School, Pacific Charter Institute and Delta Empire - Delta Charter Schools. If you are their member call your school representative and enroll today!  

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Art Camps

We offer school break art camps and summer intensives. Each session features a different artistic theme, providing an intensive learning experience. Our curriculum is based on Studio Art techniques and activities in three areas of visual arts: Drawing, Painting and, Sculpture. Suitable for all levels. Differentiated instruction is provided.

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On-line Classes

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Private Lessons 

Private lessons that are designed to offer individually tailored instruction for all ability levels and ages. Art tutoring and advising as well as portfolio preparation for art schools. Sliding scale is available upon request. Please register by e-mail studiosuli@gmail.com including your name, age, availability, the reason you require private lessons and any other relevant information or call (510) 473-8940. 

"We've enthusiastically signed up for our 4th year with Anita and Studio 1.6 - Alameda, Anita works with the children and their families to find subjects that are stimulating, age/stage appropriate, and just challenging enough. We feel we are getting a well-rounded exposure to Art and Art history for our elementary student.
We've been impressed with Anita's small class size and individual attention.  The classes draw both boys and girls, and Anita encourages individual expression, while teaching good basic techniques. I've loved how each class seems to incorporate a different artistic medium (clay, wire, ink, pencil, collage, pastels, etc!) and yet she does not sacrifice depth to breadth."  
- Kimberley Foster Rogers, Alameda