by Lebeor School of Art
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Structured, hands-on art classes for grades 1-12 held at Brooklyn Arts Exchange, covering drawing, painting and composition. The school also helps students build portfolios for specialized high school admissions.
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Weekly one-hour classes
$176 for four one-hour classes
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Ages 6–17.
$176 for four one-hour classes
Weekly one-hour classes
421 5th Avenue (at BAX), 11215, in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Yes. Lebeor School of Art is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Lebeor School of Art: lebeor.com, or call (646) 595-7257.
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