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The Art Studio NY

4.2 (58 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Dana S.

Amazing experience highly recommend!!!!! You would be remiss not to try Rebecca is an incredible teacher

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Wing C.

Another howaboutwe date night with my fiance - this time an activity together rather than just stuffing our face. My fiance and I struggled to locate the studio initially since there was no clear sign of where 1B was. We later realized with another couple that it was inside this apt complex with no doorman. We had to buzz and wait for the elevator attendee to come get us. A good 5 minute wait just by the main entrance. When we finally arrived, we realized the studio itself was inside this really crammed room in the basement. Only enough space to have about 10 canvas set up at a time. We walked in right when other couples were just introducing themselves. We quickly grabbed our aprons and said our names + occupations - then hurried to set up our station - brushes, paint, and check in to get our blank canvas. Instead of having all the couples paint the same chosen piece together, there were a pile of painting samples laid out for each couple to choose from. Each couple was asked to work on 1 canvas together and let their creativity juice flow. Besides the bottles of paint, they also had bottles of white and red wines available for all guests. Our teacher was extremely sweet and down to earth. She constantly went around making sure we learned all the basic techniques, ensured we had all the materials/right tools, and refiled the wine supply. My fiance and I felt really comfortable just being goofy and showing off our almost zero to none artistic talent. Our instructor even came around and offered glitter paint color! She knew I like sparkles from far hehe. The 2 hr class time flew right by and we had an awesome time. Our instructor even offered to help take pictures of us with our final masterpiece. I never learned her name since we arrived late and I felt awkward interrupting to ask - but she's a complete sweetheart. Perfect studio for all levels. There were couples who obviously had more experience with painting/art but we were all allowed to show off our styles/preferences/interpretations of each piece - no pressure or intimidated at all. Will definitely do it again in the future :). Now we have a cute little painting ready for our future kid's room :).

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Had a great time!!! Probably one of the best date ideas. My boyfriend surprised me with this because I've been wanting to do a paint night for the longest time. We arrived first in our group for the night. We decided to paint one canvas together (one of the employees was going to give us a hard time about doing so but another said it was okay). I believe the large canvas was $10 and the smaller one was $8. It was definitely nice to try to work on one painting together. I think it's the most patient we've been with one another and also a lot of fun. Wine and painting was very fun and relaxing. I'd definitely recommend this (especially if you can get a deal on the class). Our instructor was as hands on or hands off as you liked him to be. I'm looking forward to doing this again!

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Came for the 90 minute drawing workshop with Chris. It was a lot of fun, no-stress environment.

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Just finished a piece, Jeff was wonderful, informative and attentive. I cannot wait to go again.

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