People of color have always influenced American culture in the arts of music, dance, literature, and visual art. However, many artists of color weren’t recognized in popular culture and media, and it wasn’t until the 20th century that black artists’ work was showcased to the public. As we celebrate Black History Month, we wanted to showcase some artists of color who helped pave the way for other artists to let their voices be heard.

Please join us in celebrating the opening of our newest kids mobile art studio in Miami, FL!

Valentine's Day is all about showing those closest to us how much we love them. And what more iconic symbol of this love is there than a HERSHEY'S KISS?

Make a splash (and a whole bunch of splatters) with this fun do-at-home art project! Many of the kids that have attended a Kidcreate Studio art class have experienced flinging paint with paint brushes just like Jackson Pollock. Here is a fun scaled down version of splatter painting that you can do at home.

Paul Jackson Pollock, better known as simply Jackson Pollock was born on January 28th, 1912 in Cody, Wyoming. Pollock is one of America’s most famous artists and was most known for his “drip technique” style of painting..