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1. Berlin Drawing Room - Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
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Address: Wrangelstraße 31a, 10997 Berlin, Germany
Business type: Art school
Julia Mota Albuquerque: I recently took a workshop with Ali Fitzgerald and it was absolutely wonderful! I am an illustrator, meaning I am used to working with single images, but I have always admired comic artists who work with multiple panels. Ali’s lessons were super insightful and she had so many simple and efficient tips that helped me actually put my single images together and tell a story with real emotional expressions and a storyline. Highly recommend it to any artists out there who are trying to take a leap into making comics or bringing their stories to life! But if you are a beginner this workshop will also be perfect for you :) Ali is super patient, kind and willing to help with everything you might need.
Michele Villeneuve: Mira is an excellent teacher. I loved the specimens that she chose for the winter botanical series. She was gentle and kind with her appraisals of my work (I was a beginner) and she was open to the needs of her students. I highly recommend this class!
Norma Bradley: G Caruso’s watercolor workshop was excellent and my first online art workshop. I hadn’t worked with watercolor for many years and I was able to refresh my memory and learn new techniques each week. Each session was recorded on dropbox so I was able to reinforce my learning. Each participant was able to upload their projects and get positive feedback and suggestions. G is an organized, very experienced water-colorist and teacher who shares her passion for the medium. She cares about each student and their progress. The sense of community that developed was such a treat. I live in the USA and worked from my studio. There were students from four other countries. I signed up for another class immediately and hope online classes will continue to be offered.
DON O'BRIEN: Another great class with Mira. She does a great job teaching watercolor technique, and also information about plants and mushrooms. Her passion for plants and watercolor painting comes through loud and clear and is very inspiring. Beginning students were surprised at their progress while producing memorable works of art. Experienced painters developed new techniques. In addition, I left with a greater appreciation and sensitivity toward plants.
Wendy M K Shaw: Mira celebrates her wonder of nature with her students. Whether for beginners or for more advanced participants, her classes provide technical instruction from the blank page and fresh paints to the finished work. Participants gain tips from her meticulous drawings, as well as courage from each other as we each develop our skills. Emotionally soothing and intellectually captivating, these drawing classes are a great investment for developing a new skill or honing an old one!
2. Artnuts Art Classes Kinder Kunst Kurse - Pankow
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Address: Raumerstraße 7, 10437 Berlin, Germany
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 3:30 PM
Telephone: +49 1520 1969575
Business type: Art school
4worldlovers: Here are some slap sculptures of moths and butterflies in make. I found this project on the wonderful blog of https://www.smallhandsbigart.com/. Unfortunately we had no time to do sgraffito because there’s almost a month of holidays ahead of us so we had to decide between the paint or the pattern. And since the reliefs had…
While creating our poetry work for the March Madness call, we looked into the work of artist Tom Phillips, some pointillist painters and the movement itself. In addition students worked on a poem build out of words written on the page of a book so it is coincidental sort of writing. It was quite an…
In our PYP Unit “Role models” Grade 2 discussed Joan Miró. We broke his colours down to basics, black and white and his shapes to little potatos that are sometimes overlapping opening possibilities for the third shape and a new colour. We added lots of soft lines.
In the PYP Unit we touched the topic of sustainability. Our key figure was Marina Strocchi, an Australian painter who uses divisions and patters in her paintings talking about land, harvest, ethnography, the coulours of dry land, red land, of home. I love her works to bits! So the plan was to get inspired by…
Here we go again with beautiful printing. Again I love the printing plates more than the results. However this was fun as it always is. We’ve made the printing plates out of various materials to leave various traces. We added all the colours at the same time. Because we don’t like to complicate.
Connecting to our PYP Unit ‘Cycles in nature’ we took a pick into the life of colours on our beautiful classroom poster of a colour wheel designed by Johannes Itten. This was Grade 1 and children are small so to take off we simply did some skatches of winter and summer, connecting the colours to…
We started with drawing of a head of a chosen animal. What are the characteristics, what shape and where should be the ears, what are the colours… The starting point was a ball. To release all the air out of clay (very important!) one should have some throwing fun. Simply throw the clay few times…
Through our PYP unit the Grade 2 students researched animals in their habitats. We added to our learning by discovering 3D art in connection to pedestal. Clay is a complete winner with the kids. They feel very comfortable working with it. In my classes I never had a single child that would not like it….
Another aquarell project with a bit older children. I do love still lifes. I also think I might like our still life projects the most. I love how you start with something and during weeks of painting we end up with completely something else on the tables. Coulour is different, shape has changed, texture had…
The picture of a shadow is a positive thing. Said someone.
Masks are always fun! Papier-mache too (only not how it’s spelled so I am giving myself freedom of not caring)! For the shape we simply used ballons. Sure the shape isn’t good to wear the masks but we wanted them on the walls anyway. Nice project it was.
Children were very excited about this project, of course! They are Grade 4 and they feel close to and familiar with street art. Unfortunately the downside for them was there was no spraying (not for me though). We did this project in our history unit. We spoke about Berlin wall and street art in general…
Grade 1 had lots of fun trying out rolling the clay, cutting and gluing ears, noses, mouth, ears, eyes and hair. We learned funny vocabulary like Schlika and Kiln. We painted it, fired it and voila!
This was a lovely clay project that brought along lots of learning and joy. All our sculptures were hollowed, painted and fired and not a single one broke. Well done!
We researched vitamins and minerals in connection to our unit of inquiry ‘healthy choices’. In the end we decided not to take it too serious and just make a bit of veggie jokes where a tomato driven by a car becomes a ketchup and a banana can and will not return because it is after…
In connection to our Unit of inquiry ‘Market places’ we learned about Pop Art. We painted mass produced candies. And if you are by any chance coming from Yugoslavia you will know more than one.
While creating our poetry work for the March Madness call, we looked into the work of artist Tom Phillips, some pointillist painters and the movement itself. In addition students worked on a poem build out of words written on the page of a book so it is coincidental sort of writing. It was quite an…
In our PYP Unit “Role models” Grade 2 discussed Joan Miró. We broke his colours down to basics, black and white and his shapes to little potatos that are sometimes overlapping opening possibilities for the third shape and a new colour. We added lots of soft lines.
In the PYP Unit we touched the topic of sustainability. Our key figure was Marina Strocchi, an Australian painter who uses divisions and patters in her paintings talking about land, harvest, ethnography, the coulours of dry land, red land, of home. I love her works to bits! So the plan was to get inspired by…
Here we go again with beautiful printing. Again I love the printing plates more than the results. However this was fun as it always is. We’ve made the printing plates out of various materials to leave various traces. We added all the colours at the same time. Because we don’t like to complicate.
Connecting to our PYP Unit ‘Cycles in nature’ we took a pick into the life of colours on our beautiful classroom poster of a colour wheel designed by Johannes Itten. This was Grade 1 and children are small so to take off we simply did some skatches of winter and summer, connecting the colours to…
We started with drawing of a head of a chosen animal. What are the characteristics, what shape and where should be the ears, what are the colours… The starting point was a ball. To release all the air out of clay (very important!) one should have some throwing fun. Simply throw the clay few times…
Through our PYP unit the Grade 2 students researched animals in their habitats. We added to our learning by discovering 3D art in connection to pedestal. Clay is a complete winner with the kids. They feel very comfortable working with it. In my classes I never had a single child that would not like it….
Another aquarell project with a bit older children. I do love still lifes. I also think I might like our still life projects the most. I love how you start with something and during weeks of painting we end up with completely something else on the tables. Coulour is different, shape has changed, texture had…
The picture of a shadow is a positive thing. Said someone.
Masks are always fun! Papier-mache too (only not how it’s spelled so I am giving myself freedom of not caring)! For the shape we simply used ballons. Sure the shape isn’t good to wear the masks but we wanted them on the walls anyway. Nice project it was.
Children were very excited about this project, of course! They are Grade 4 and they feel close to and familiar with street art. Unfortunately the downside for them was there was no spraying (not for me though). We did this project in our history unit. We spoke about Berlin wall and street art in general…
Grade 1 had lots of fun trying out rolling the clay, cutting and gluing ears, noses, mouth, ears, eyes and hair. We learned funny vocabulary like Schlika and Kiln. We painted it, fired it and voila!
This was a lovely clay project that brought along lots of learning and joy. All our sculptures were hollowed, painted and fired and not a single one broke. Well done!
We researched vitamins and minerals in connection to our unit of inquiry ‘healthy choices’. In the end we decided not to take it too serious and just make a bit of veggie jokes where a tomato driven by a car becomes a ketchup and a banana can and will not return because it is after…
In connection to our Unit of inquiry ‘Market places’ we learned about Pop Art. We painted mass produced candies. And if you are by any chance coming from Yugoslavia you will know more than one.
Mala Ghedia: The lovely Mojca brings her artistic expertise and love for creative expression to her young students in a fun and original way. I’ve been so impressed and delighted by the “works-of-art” my child has brought home! Highly recommend these classes for all children.
Hadil Karawani: Mojca is most amazing! Her artwork with the children is enjoyable and inspiring on many levels! Our son loves to work with her and he produces artwork like we never imagined! I would take her class in a heart beat, if she offered it to adults!
Laura Wieland: Mojca is an incredible teacher! Our 6-year-old has been attending Artnuts classes for over a year and brings home the most wonderful creative projects. Portraits in Modigliani style, little dolls made out of wood, collages, foxes made out of papier maché - so many different materials and themes. Artnuts could not come more highly recommended!
Cristina Fishman: My 5 year old daughter absolutely loves ArtNuts and Mojca; her art projects are one of a kind and incredibly creative. This is not a sit down class where you get to draw some simple pictures, but one where you create, build, draw and sculpt out of different materials these beautiful pieces that kids are super proud of and ones that I happily display in our home.
Zanette Ballot: Since Luc has started art classes with Mojca his fine motorskills have improved so much. He never liked drawing, painting or coloring but Mojca managed to create a love for art he now has. Now he wants to take extra art classes at his school and art classes with her. I will be forever grateful to Mojca for helping my son love art!
Tina Draščič: This year I was an intern at Artnuts led by it’s founder Mojca Milek. Mojca is a teacher with a lot of ideas and a great sense of aesthetic that reveals itself in projects she’s doing with the kids and also the ones she’s making for herself. Every week she organises three classes where children are divided into different age groups by which she coordinates the level of complexity in the class. Projects are carefully planned and diverse in techniques and materials. They are often inspired by the books she keeps on the shelves in her studio. She encourages children to use their own imagination and express their own style. Every class ends with children making one piece of art, which they proudly take home to show to their parents. She’s a person with a really big heart and loves the children dearly.
3. Burnt Sienna Art School Berlin - Neukölln
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Address: Donaustraße 16, 12043 Berlin, Germany
Telephone: +49 176 31665401
Business type: Art school
Elisabeth Howland: I have had the great pleasure of taking two different classes with Burnt Sienna Art School over the past two years. Louise Thomas’s idea that this is “yoga for artists” is really true. We have to give ourselves the time to be creative and get dirty with charcoal and paint sometimes, especially when we are all getting so full with the flatness of the digital world. The first course was live drawing, taught by Louise — we met weekly for two months and worked on all different kinds of drawing exercises, some shorter and some longer executions, and culminated in a show at a local gallery. In that time I honed my skills enough to produce a drawing for the cover of my book, which was published last year. Without Louise’s course and support, the cover would have surely had the work of someone other than myself. I took a second course in oil painting this fall, which was a weekend course taught by a colleague of Louise who was trained in Florence in the style of the Old Masters, and it was a lovely introduction to working with oils (I never had). We were a small group and it was a great experience. In short, I can highly recommend gifting yourself or another person this precious time to develop your creative being. It really is priceless and has so many rewards!
Felicia Scheuerecker: Oh so nice! We are looking forward the next times in your studio...it was amazing and such a nice place...i felt like beeing somewhere in florence....dont know exactly why 😊 The art courses are very professional I joined an oil painting course of Louise Thomas and one "how we look at people" drawing course of Jesse Leroy with a portfolio review. Very helpful! A place full of friendly and talented people! Thank you so much! ❤
Anna MacIver: I have done two courses at Burnt Sienna Art school - the winter intro to oil painting course and also one day portrait painting course with Jesse Leroy Smith. I had zero experience in oil painting and Louise was a great teacher who taught me loads. I built on what I learn from that class in the portrait class and was able to create something I was super happy with. I really like how you have the opportunity to be creative and paint what you like and have your own style but getting great advice and technique tuition at them same time. Louise is really good at also creating a great friendly atmosphere so it’s always a really fun day. Looking forward to my next lesson!!:) thanks Louise and Jesse - 5/5 would recommend!!
Elaine Dettmann: Louise is an amazing and supportive teacher. Her studio has a warm renaissance atmosphere and small class sizes. While other drawing courses in Berlin are either very casual and lacking structure, or highly academic and unaffordable, Burnt Sienna Art School offers a comfortable middle for artists of any level. Highly recommended.
Chantelle Gallow: Louise is an excellent teacher. I had never picked up a paint brush and she gave me enough guidance without feeling like she was painting for me. It is a real treat to be able to paint outside in the fresh air and I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to get out of my head and just create something with my hands for a few hours. To anyone who is thinking about doing some courses in life drawing or oil painting I would highly recommend!
Effy Nails: I’m so glad to have found this beaut art school. So far I’ve attended the winter oil course and the portrait in oil workshop and I can’t wait to do more. Louise (and Jesse) have been excellent teachers, enabling and inspiring me to explore painting- something I’ve had on my list for a very long time. Thank you Burnt Sienna!
Enrique Benítez Molina: it was a wonderful life drawing course. the teacher creates a magical atmosphere which makes you let your inner artist out. without having an artistic background and having had bad experiences with other courses i was able to learn, enjoy and love what i drew :)
Carla Gronwald: The studio is like an island of art in Berlin! Love the classes so much I never feel the time goes by. And Louise is the most wonderful teacher you can possibly have :)
Chiara Chierchiè: Louise is an amazing teacher, she puts a lot of care in making everyone be proud of their work!
4. Urban Art Kids - Gallery for kids - Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
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Address: Sesenheimer Str. 7, 10627 Berlin, Germany
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 2 PM Wed
Telephone: +49 173 2034030
Business type: Art school
דיווחי נדלן: Just heard that you are working with the illustrator Jana Polak, we would love to visit and see her illustrations when we come in December. Are you open to the public, and is it possible to visit without an appointment?
maria klechevskaya: We celebrated my son’s 10th Birthday with a graffiti workshop at the Urban Art Kids Gallery, and it was an awesome experience! A nice friendly atmosphere, perfect organization; the kids learned a lot and were happy to take their creations home ( they made their own stencil designs first and then had a great fun spraying paints on cardboard) The location is great - a playground right in front of the door, across the car-free part of the street. There is a big table to serve drinks / snacks / cake. Thanks a lot to the Urban Art Kids Gallery! We had a great time! :)
Annette Schultz: My daughter felt very comfortable and did great things. She wants to celebrate her birthday at urbanartkids. So Astrid Bassler and the team did everything right. Thank you so much for having such a great winter vacation!
Kai Hübner: Really great, especially suitable for elementary school children to learn artistic skills together in small groups in manageable but not small rooms. The care was at a very good level and was well received by the well-behaved as well as the cheeky children, resulting in a pleasant atmosphere. The current hygiene standards are well maintained and supplemented by a special filter system for the room air!
Lydia Benton: The birthday workshop for our son was prepared and carried out here with great attention to detail. We were thrilled and will definitely be back.
PAULINA PAVEZ MARCHANT: My son took part in several workshops. Now it was winter camp! He had a wonderful time! <3
5. Berlin School of Drawing - Art and drawing School - Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
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Address: Grimmstraße 10, 10967 Berlin, Germany
Telephone: +49 176 57760343
Business type: Art school
Fabian Müller: I did the figure drawing class for beginners with Paola. It was an altogether great experience. The space is really special! Paola was a great teacher, very encouraging and giving helpful hints. We drew from live models from the very start, and there were different models throughout the class, which made for some interesting variation. Would definitely recommend.
Anna De Marzi: I took part in the Basic Figures Drawing Class for Beginners and I loved it! The class is not based on the anatomy of the body but more on how to draw it starting from basic shapes. We also started from the first lesson to draw with a model posing. Paola is a super artist and very helpful teacher and the atmosphere is very relaxed. I would totally recommend it!
Catherine Wu: I attended the beginners figure drawing classes and would highly recommend! The venue is beautiful and Paola is a great teacher.
Sheena McCaugherty: Great drawing class. Really cool space and lovely teacher. Would for sure recommend this experience
Daria Burdyga: Great drawing class
6. School of Fine Art and Design, School of Art Berlin - Pankow
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4.8
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Address: EG, rechts, Immanuelkirchstraße 4/1. Hof, 10405 Berlin, Germany
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 4 PM
Telephone: +49 179 5272809
Business type: Art school
Enrique Molina: im attending to the drawing course and im more than delighted. andrei is the best teacher ever. i get from him proper academic instructions of how to see what i want to draw, how to start, the way to understand shadows, perspective, etc... he is always checking up on every one and giving useful advices. highly recommended
Phillip Wenig: Very friendly staff and very capable teachers who can teach you all kinds of drawing and also software like Photoshop and Illustrator!
Sophia Fischer: I am very happy with my internship in photography and moving images! At the art school, I was warmly welcomed and supported quickly. Will miss the time here very much <3
Ksenia Sizyakova: Great school! I did my apprenticeship as an illustrator here from 2014 to 2017 and can only recommend it to everyone.
Anina Motte: i study here and am very back a pleasant mess and great individual people.
Cob Crawler: Was very happy to get a chance to do my further education here. It was a nicer feeling after eight years to art again and the school combined everything that I loved about it. On one side it was nice to be at the board again with the brush, on the other it was to create digital animations on the computer. You have a really large range of different art disciplines and good contacts who help you find your own way in art!
Alexandra Dolejs: Everyone there is very friendly. The transport connection is great. My child learns illustration at school and is also very well supported by the teachers.
Anna Zaretskaya: I finished my three-year education at the art school and I was very satisfied. Very friendly and experienced lecturers and family atmosphere. I was able to acquire many manual skills, learn classic drawing and painting methods and get to know all the programs that designers use, such as Photoshop, Indesign and Illustrator. Among other things, there are exciting workshops, evening courses, life drawing and holiday academies.
7. BERLIN ART INSTITUTE - Pankow
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Address: An der Industriebahn 12–16, 13088 Berlin, Germany
Schedule: Open 24 hours
Telephone: +49 30 23573530
Business type: Art school
Kailum Graves: The focus on constructive and critical discourse, while still providing a studio space for individual practice, makes the BAI a unique and rare residency program. For me, it was the perfect mix between theory and practice. Moreover, the multidisciplinary model of the program organically facilitated intense open dialogues, small and large group discussions, experimentations, and collaborations (and late-night drinking sessions). On a more personal note, Ralf and Stephanie are personally invested in every participate. They generously put endless time into supporting, inspiring, mentoring, talking, laughing, and sharing with everyone involved. Oh, and the pasta salads are delectable! Thanks for hosting me!
Jacalyn Carley: BAI program is absolutely the best. Do work, get amazing crits, take time for serious discourse, have encounters and lectures/seminar’s with experienced and fascinating people from the art world. THe studios are great, the concept of the program works, and above all, the leaders (Steffi & Ralf) Know the entire artworld and continue to bring their personal energy as well as their endless connections to the art world into the program. I was there on and off for nearly a year. Hope to attend again. I’m not alone in my praise — this concept works.
samar mohamed: 100% the perfect art place, it’s a great environment so you can see and interact with another artists from different background and the most important thing the BAI team is very very helpful. I highly recommend it as I will repeat it again.
Ellyse Phillips: Positive: Communication, Professionalism, Quality, ValueThe working spaces are large and the interaction with other participants is what makes this residency so valuable. I will definitely be back!
Camila Piana: Amazing place, program and people! I totally recommend it .... best way to learn about art and grow as an artist.
Zak Simpson: Good but let me in next time! 👿
8. ARTGESCHOSS Kunstschule Berlin - Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
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Address: Schustehrusstraße 17, 10585 Berlin, Germany
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 6:30 PM
Telephone: +49 30 28428946
Business type: Art school
Djaheda Richers: Absolute recommendation for everyone who wants classic academic instruction. With the help of many, sometimes very different academic exercises, the craft is taught systematically and from the ground up. The lessons are challenging and varied, the atmosphere is relaxed and inviting.
Nadine Ullmann: I had a team event with my colleagues. It is highly recommended. Great atmosphere, great painter and great guide. It was an all-around successful experience.
9. Erlenbach Art School - Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
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3.7
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Address: Nostitzstraße 40, 10961 Berlin, Germany
Schedule: Closes soon ⋅ 12 PM ⋅ Opens 11 AM Wed
Telephone: +49 170 9492494
Business type: Art school
Sebastian Fried: This man is unprofessional. Insults his students, yells at them, and is also arrogant and self-righteous. Stay away from this "school"!
10. Drink and Draw Berlin - Treptow-Köpenick
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4.8
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Address: Nalepastraße 18, 12459 Berlin, Germany
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 7 PM
Telephone: +49 1573 8316147
Business type: Art center
Luna Clara: Really nice session. The location is great and helps the creativity to flow. Everyone is super nice and the model did some nice and challenging poses. I’ll definitely come back
Natalie Talmi: Really awesome experience! The bar is on a boat (indoor) and they host life drawing sessions. The guys who run it play great music and are super chill, considering they built the entire establishment with their bare hands and organize the weekly events themselves. The bar is super affordable and they also have extra materials, paper, pencils, erasers, charcoal, drawing boards for anyone who may need. The models vary in experience and gender which means it’s always interesting. They are really open to giving tips or helping out people wanting to learn. Be careful though, in winter you can easily miss out on a good vantage point because it can get quite popular.
Taphthartharath Scharthathan: Nice little artist place. The name is the theme. Drink and draw ;)
Fransie Groenendijk: Very fun expierence! We had a bachelorette party here and we had great fun.
Valentine Capian.Moser: Really cool place and Nice people. I love the atmosphere.
Dusia Sobol: Amazing place ☺️
Edouard Noisette: One of the best art community I have ever met. Keep being awesome !
11. Miss Canvas Kiez-Atelier - Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
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Address: Samariterstraße 29, 10247 Berlin, Germany
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 2 PM
Telephone: +49 163 9713517
Business type: Art school
Katja Peuckert: I learned a lot myself without talent and the atmosphere is incredibly pleasant!
Janosch Grieger: Super relaxed atmosphere and great "boss"
Arkadija Weinlich: Simply great!!!
12. THE CENTER Activities in English STUDIO 1 - Pankow
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Address: Esmarchstraße 5, 10407 Berlin, Germany
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 3:15 PM
Telephone: +49 30 40048440
Business type: Ballet school
Irene Bodle: My daughter has been in the ballet class for the last four years. She loves all of the ballet teachers, her class and ballet. I highly recommend the course for anyone who has a 4 - 8 year old child wanting to learn ballet in a fun and professional way.
Maria Lopez Echeverria: The system to book or cancel classes is really flexible and works perfectly with a real life schedule, also Brittany, my teacher of adult ballet classes is a great professional who cares very much for her classes and students. This is a very good school.
B G: My favorite place to take dance classes in Berlin. The teachers are all beyond qualified and super patient, even with adult beginners like me.
athanasia tsavalas: My son and I love The Center! He is almost five and has been doing various courses there since he was only a few months old! The atmosphere is relaxed and positive and I have made some really good friends there over the years . I can highly recommend The Center, just drop by and check it out!
J Zimmermann: Great teachers, very professional and helpful, lots of fun with no pressure at all. Also amazingly flexible and helpful system for booking/re-booking with the unexpected things of the adult working-life!
osama aliraqi: Ok
13. Berlin University of the Arts - Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
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4.2
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Address: Hardenbergstraße 33, 10623 Berlin, Germany
Telephone: +49 30 31850
Business type: Art school
Omar Faris: Horrible admissions office. The audacity in their rejection shows a clear disdain and an unnecessary superiority complex for an attitude when rejecting students. You guys really need to do better.
Abhishek Yadav: The largest art school in europe. Place where student gets the best academic experience and good course content with amazing facilities. Totally a career changer platform for every learner.
B. Kristanto: One of the best places in Europe to study music.
BEN OFPERSiA: Amazing
Aeliya Naqvi: Can anyone gve me the information about this university please
marek dumoulin: Terrible in communication. If you like oldskool pre-war style, this is perfect for you.
Basil Benny: Wow
Adnan Sidsique: one of top ten universities in German.
Anas Omar: I hope it is a good university
14. Kids-Studio Berlin presents Kindermusik - Mitte
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Address: Eichendorffstraße 17, 10115 Berlin, Germany
Telephone: +49 30 80908507
