THE CREATIVE ART TEACHING SYSTEM
Start conducting classes that develop
the child as a full-fledged artist.
You will learn how to conduct art classes that foster creative and abstract thinking, teach children to make independent decisions, and help them discover their own artistic language through painting, sculpture, design, and drawing.
Kulturka’s proprietary working method, developed over nearly 30 years of daily work with children.
Who is this system for?
For art educators who want to move beyond templates, crafts, and the standard school format.
For teachers who want to bring sculpture, design, architecture, construction, and mixed media into their classes.
For teachers who want children to think, experiment, make decisions, and create independently.
For creative studio owners who want to build distinctive, ambitious art classes with a strong educational method.
For educators who want to teach real artistic language form, colour, composition, scale, material, and space.
For anyone who believes that every child can become a confident creator when given the right tools and creative freedom.
SEE WHAT BECOMES POSSIBLE
What can happen when you give children more than a template ?
A drawing can become a sculpture.
A painting can grow into a large-scale work.
A simple idea can turn into design, architecture, an object, an installation or an exhibition.
The Creative Art Teaching System shows you how to move beyond the standard art-class format and give children access to a much broader visual language.
They work with scale, form, colour, space, construction, material and composition.
They experiment.
They solve problems.
They make artistic decisions.
They discover their own way of working.
And most importantly they begin to see themselves not as children completing an assignment, but as creators with something of their own to say.
Watch what this approach can unlock.
This is not about recreating our projects. It is about learning how to create possibilities like these in your own classroom or studio.
How can you use
The Creative Art Teaching System?
Ready-to-use art lesson plans
across different areas of visual art
Sculpture, painting, design, mixed media, construction,
and three-dimensional work.
Projects you can bring straight into your classroom or studio
Each one gives you a clear starting point, technique, materials, and a structured creative process.
Video lessons that let you see the process in action
Watch how a project develops, how materials are used, and how children can be guided through each stage.
Creative prompts to help you build your own lessons
Starting points you can adapt, expand, and develop for different ages, groups, and teaching situations.
Ideas that take you beyond the standard school art format
Explore larger scale, unexpected materials, open-ended tasks, and more space for children’s own decisions.
Projects that show how to give children real creative freedom
Not through theory, but through practical examples of how an artistic task can be structured without deciding the final result for the child.
A foundation for creating many more lessons of your own
Change the material, scale, subject, or age group and one project can become the starting point for many new creative experiences.
And through working with these projects, you naturally begin to see how to guide children differently how to give them strong artistic tools without taking away their own ideas.
This is not a theory-based methodology course. It is a practical system of ready-to-use projects, lessons and creative prompts through which you experience the Kulturka approach and learn how to bring it into your own classroom or studio.
WHAT’S INSIDE - YOUR CREATIVE ART LIBRARY
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CREATIVE SCULPTURE
3 complete sculpture projects Artist’s Friend, build dynamic Twisted Tubes, and experiment with mounting foam in Abstract Objects. Each project includes detailed steps, materials, technical advice and examples while leaving space for individual interpretation.
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CREATIVE SCULPTURE 2
4 complete sculpture projects Create Little People while exploring proportion, gesture and movement; build abstract Magic Cubes; experiment with metal mesh and plaster in Wire Mesh Sculpture; and transform discarded objects into a Garbage Sculpture.
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CREATIVE SCULPTURE 3
3 complete sculpture projects Create a character-filled Little Bird, nature-inspired Glacier Sculptures, and bold Colorful Totems.
Learn to construct stable three-dimensional forms from styrofoam, wire, cardboard, floral foam and plaster, then develop them through color, pattern, rhythm and texture.
CHILDREN’S ART LAB CREATIVE DESIGN FOR KIDS
Here art moves beyond the wall and becomes something children can wear, use and live with.
Transform a sweater into a personal artwork, design and sew a Square Buddy plush object, create contemporary Creative Jewelry, and build an Artbag inspired by Stuart Davis.
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CHILDREN’S ART LAB CREATIVE DESIGN FOR KIDS 2
A brilliant example of how different areas of visual art can meet inside one educational program.
Create expressive Loops & Knots sculptures from pool noodles, wire and plaster; transform an ordinary stool into functional art inspired by Romero Britto; and build a deeply personal Color Wheel painting connecting color theory with memory, emotion and individual preference.
KULTURKA WITH A SPARK
9 creative art lessons Nine smaller creative journeys that are easy to bring into a classroom, studio or home but each introduces an important artistic way of thinking. Inside you’ll find My Shadow, Colorful Traces, View From My Window, My Survival Box, A Completely Different Person, Playing With Letters, Upside Down, The Underwater Submarine, and Like / Don’t Like.
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365 DAYS INSPIRATION FOR ART LESSONS
A full year of ideas not templates. Each prompt gives you a theme that can be used directly or developed into a larger lesson. The collection moves through painting, drawing, abstraction, architecture, collage, perspective, land art, typography, portraiture, surrealism and contemporary-art references.
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SUMMER ART CAMP
THE 4 ELEMENTS
A complete 5-day art program a ready structure for an entire creative camp.
The five-day journey moves through Air, Water, Fire, Earth and a final exhibition performance, combining visual art with sensory work, movement. Inside you’ll find daily schedules, material lists, step-by-step scenarios, transparent painting, installations,
tie-dye, large-scale work, charcoal, pastel, linocut, movement activities, scenography and ideas for the final presentation.
BONUS INSTAGRAM FOR CREATIVES
From Zero to a Global Community A business and visibility guide created specifically for people working in creative industries. It covers positioning, authenticity, storytelling, understanding your audience, Instagram content, organic growth and turning a creative practice into products and services plus practical checklists and planning tools.
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DOGS & CATS Expressive Animal Portraits
Children create large expressive animal portraits, exploring observation, proportion, scale, color, texture and character while keeping their own drawing style.
For Ages: 7–14
Technique: drawing · oil pastels · acrylic painting · markers · mixed media
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DUBAI SKYSCRAPERS Architecture of Imagination
Children design imaginary skyscrapers and learn about scale, rhythm, structure, composition and spatial thinking while creating architecture that doesn’t have to exist in the real world.
For Ages: 5–14
Technique: sketching · acrylic painting · markers · large-format work
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PALETTE KNIFE PORTRAIT A Layered Self-Portrait
Children explore portrait proportions, texture, light and shadow, layering and emotional expression learning that a portrait can communicate much more than realistic likeness.
For Ages: 5–14
Technique: drawing · palette-knife painting · acrylics · collage · mixed media
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SUBMARINE A World Beneath the Surface
Children invent their own underwater world, developing imagination, storytelling, composition and spatial thinking while making independent decisions about form, color and function.
For Ages: 5–14
Technique: sketching · acrylic painting · markers · mixed media · design
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CONTRAST The Art of Difference
Children explore opposites large/small, warm/cool, light/dark, smooth/textured and learn how contrast creates rhythm, balance, visual tension and strong abstract composition.
For Ages: 5–14
Technique: drawing · acrylic painting · markers · optional mixed media
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BIG EASTER STREET EGG Large-Scale Sculpture
Children build a large three-dimensional form and learn how structure, surface, texture, pattern, color and composition work together on an object viewed from every side.
For Ages: older children
& teens (younger children with adult support)
Technique: plaster-bandage sculpture · finishing plaster · acrylic painting · markers · surface design
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More than a collection of art lessons. A creative library you can keep building on.
Inside The Creative Art Teaching System, you get ready-to-use projects, complete lesson plans, video-led classes, creative prompts and interdisciplinary programs developed through years of real studio practice. Use them exactly as they are or change the material, scale, technique, age group or artistic direction and turn one idea into many new lessons.
You’re not buying a set of projects to copy.
You’re building a richer visual language for your students and a stronger creative toolkit for yourself as an educator.
Painting. Sculpture. Design. Architecture. Mixed media. Large-scale work. 365 prompts. 6 video lessons. Endless directions to explore.
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The creator of this method
VIOLA JOCZ
Art educator, artist, and founder of the Kulturka Art Studio.
For over 30 years, I’ve been creating spaces where art becomes more than learning a technique. For me, art is a way of discovering yourself, understanding the world, and finding your own way of thinking and expressing ideas.
I’m the founder of Kulturka Art Studio, where we work with children through painting, sculpture, design, mixed media, large-scale projects, and experimental forms of art.
I don’t believe in one correct result. I believe in giving children strong artistic tools, introducing them to techniques and materials, and then leaving enough space for their own decisions.
Every child comes with natural creative potential. Our role as educators is not to show them what their work should look like, but to create the conditions in which that potential can grow.
Over the years, I’ve created programs such as Art Laboratory and Winter ART Shelter, organized more than 50 exhibitions, led three art studios, and co-created performances combining visual art, movement, dance, and performance.
Today, my lesson plans and educational materials are used by educators in over 90 countries.
Kulturka is the place where this approach was built.
It is a working art studio, not a concept created for an online course.
The projects inside The Creative Art Teaching System come directly from years of working with children, testing ideas, changing materials, observing what engages them, and learning how much can happen when we stop asking children to reproduce an example and start giving them real artistic possibilities.
I want other educators to be able to bring that experience into their own classrooms and studios while still making it completely their own.
FAQ
1. Is this only for qualified art teachers?
No. The system is designed for art teachers, educators, studio owners, workshop leaders and anyone who works creatively with children. You don’t need to be a professional artist to use the projects.
2. What age group is the system for?
Most projects are designed for children roughly 5–14 years old, and many can be simplified for younger children or developed further for teenagers.
3. Is this just 15 art lessons?
No. The system includes 9 eBooks and 6 complete video lessons, but the eBooks themselves contain multiple projects, lesson plans and creative directions. You also get 365 art prompts and a complete 5-day Art Camp program.
4. Do children have to copy the examples?
No, and that is one of the most important ideas behind Kulturka. The projects give children a theme, technique, materials and a creative framework, but the final artwork belongs to them.
5. Do I need expensive or professional art materials?
Not necessarily. Some projects introduce less common materials, especially in sculpture and design, but many use materials that are easy to find. Each project includes a material list, and many elements can be adapted to what you already have.
6. Can I adapt the lessons to my own group?
Absolutely. You can change the scale, materials, duration, complexity or technique depending on the age of your students, your space and the time available.
7. Can I use these materials in my own classes or studio
Yes. The materials are created for educational use in your own classes, workshops or studio. They cannot be copied, resold or redistributed as your own materials.
8. What if I’m looking for ideas, not ready-made lessons?
That’s exactly why the system includes 365 creative prompts. You can use them as quick starting points or develop them into completely new lessons of your own.
I WANT THE CREATIVE
ART TEACHING SYSTEM NOW
I’M READY TO TEACH ART DIFFERENTLY
Get The Creative Art Teaching System and bring the Kulturka approach into your own classroom or studio.
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9 in-depth eBooks with ready-to-use art projects and lesson plans
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6 complete video art lessons with supporting PDF materials
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365 creative prompts for building new art lessons throughout the year
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Projects across sculpture, painting, design, architecture, mixed media and large-scale art
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A complete 5-day Art Camp program
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Step-by-step processes, materials, techniques and practical teaching guidanc
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