Creative art education for curious minds

Where creativity, curiosity and learning come together.

Hands-on visual arts classes, workshops and resources for children aged 5–16, homeschool families and adults. Explore art history, experiment with materials and build artistic confidence.

Explore Classes

Explore. Experiment. Imagine. Create.

Charted Curiosity brings creativity, curiosity and learning together through thoughtfully structured visual arts classes for children aged 5–16 and adults. In small groups, students explore drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, collage and mixed media while building practical skills and confidence.

Our teaching approach balances creative freedom with individual guidance. Students investigate art history, nature, literature, culture and the world around them, recording ideas, experiments and progress in visual arts diaries as they create original work.

Designed with homeschool families in mind, our programs connect visual arts with history, science, geography and literature, with links to the Western Australian Curriculum. We believe every learner deserves space to take creative risks, develop their own artistic voice and discover the joy of making.

Creative Programs for Curious Makers

Explore imaginative art education for children aged 5–16 and adults, with activities adapted for different ages, experience levels and creative interests. From hands-on holiday projects to curriculum-connected learning, every program encourages experimentation, skill-building and confident self-expression.

Holiday Workshops

Dive into focused, hands-on art experiences during the school holidays. Participants explore materials, techniques and inspiring themes while creating original artworks in a supportive, playful setting.

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2027 Term 1: Art History — Ancient Greek Relief

Travel back to Ancient Greece through a practical art history program exploring relief sculpture, visual storytelling and classical design. Students investigate historical ideas, develop making skills and create their own Ancient Greek-inspired relief work.

Visual Arts Classes

Build artistic confidence through drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking and mixed-media projects. Lessons balance thoughtful guidance with creative freedom, helping each student develop techniques and their own visual voice.

Art History & Cultural Exploration

Discover artists, creative traditions and fascinating stories from around the world. Projects connect art with history, literature, science and geography, making learning memorable through practical creative work.

Homeschool Programs & Learning Resources

Support home education with structured visual arts experiences connected to the Western Australian Curriculum. Families can also use creative learning resources and printable activities to continue exploring art at home.

Explore, Experiment and Create

Art in the making

Charted Curiosity classes give children and adults space to explore ideas, test materials and build confidence through hands-on visual arts. From drawing and painting to sculpture, collage, printmaking and mixed media, every process matters.

Art history brought to life

Our art-history projects connect making with fascinating stories, cultures and ideas. In the 2027 Term 1 program, students will explore Ancient Greek reliefs while developing practical skills in form, texture and composition.

News & Resources

Keep up with Charted Curiosity announcements, upcoming workshops and practical ideas for creative learning at home. Explore art history, visual arts diaries and imaginative activities for children aged 5–16 and adults.

Holiday Workshops

Hands-on holiday art experiences for curious young makers.

2027 Term 1: Ancient Greek Relief

Explore Ancient Greek art through texture, storytelling and relief sculpture.

Start a Visual Arts Diary

A simple way to capture ideas, experiments and artistic progress.

Ancient Greek Pottery at Home

A family-friendly art history activity inspired by Greek pottery.

Why families choose Charted Curiosity

Discover the difference families value: creative freedom, thoughtful guidance and art experiences that connect making with history, literature, science and the wider world. These anonymous reflections capture the kind of learning environment Charted Curiosity is designed to provide.

“My child can explore their own ideas while learning practical techniques. The encouragement helps them take creative risks and feel proud of their progress.”

Homeschool parent

Parent of a young artist

“The lessons make subjects such as ancient history feel tangible and memorable. Creating artwork gives children a meaningful way to investigate what they are learning.”

Family perspective

Homeschool family

“The small-group setting feels welcoming and supportive. Children receive individual guidance, develop their skills and enjoy sharing ideas with other young creatives.”

Parent perspective

Small-group class participant

Explore Charted Curiosity

Continue exploring creative learning with Charted Curiosity. Browse our programs, upcoming workshops and resources, or contact us to plan an art experience for your child, homeschool group or family.

Studio: Suite 21, 220 Carr Place, Leederville WA 6007

Make an enquiry

Tell us a little about what you’re looking for, and we’ll reply with availability and next steps for classes, workshops, homeschool programs or creative resources.

Charted Curiosity welcomes children aged 5–16 and adults. Your details will only be used to respond to this enquiry; by submitting, you consent to being contacted by Charted Curiosity and acknowledge our privacy information.

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