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VE ART Studio

Welcome

Welcome to VE ART Studio! We're passionate about nurturing creativity and helping artists of all ages discover their potential. Our classes are designed for everyone, from beginners to advanced students. Join us in a fun and supportive environment where you can explore, learn, and grow your artistic skills. Let's create something amazing together!

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Student Spotlight: Apoorva Panidapu
Current Student at Stanford University
Major: Computer Science & Biotechnology


“I was a student at VE Art Studio for over five years, and it was one of the most enriching experiences of my life. The creative environment, encouragement, and mentorship I received not only helped me grow as an artist but also played a key role in shaping my confidence and discipline.
Creating my art portfolio at VE Art Studio allowed me to express my unique perspective and passions, which became a powerful part of my college application. I truly believe it helped me stand out and contributed to my acceptance to my dream school—Stanford University, where I now study Computer Science and Biotechnology.
Art continues to be a grounding and inspiring part of my life, and I’m so grateful for the foundation VE Art Studio gave me.”

— Apoorva Panidapu

Courses & Classes

The Fall Session is from August 18th to December 21, 2024
no classes 

August 30- September 1, 2025, November 23-29,2025

The Winter/Spring Session is from January 5, 2026, to June 11th, 2026
no classes

February 15th -February 21
April 3rd-April 11th
May 24,25, 2026

Medium Taught

When we teach the visual arts at VE ART Studio we are really developing an individual's ability to see (perceive) relationships; in other words to measure accurately one thing to another. The word art, from its Latin/French base literally means "to fit together." Examining this meaning, we can see that drawing and painting can be likened to cooking. Just as the culinary artist fits together ingredients (parts), so does the visual artist. In order to make a drawing of an object or thing, one needs to see its individual sections (how it is constructed). To draw, a person learns to examine and isolate each part back into a whole.

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