Is the graffiti workshop safe for secondary school students?

Absolutely! We use high-quality spray cans and provide all necessary protective equipment, including masks, gloves, and overalls. Our professional facilitators are trained to manage secondary school groups, ensuring everyone follows safety protocols while having a blast. We prioritise a clean environment and the well-being of every student throughout the entire creative process in Antwerp.

Do students need to have previous drawing experience?

No prior artistic skill is needed at all. Our workshops are designed to be inclusive, allowing every student to contribute regardless of their drawing ability. We teach basic techniques like 'filling' and 'outlining' that anyone can master quickly. It’s all about teamwork and expression, ensuring that every teenager leaves feeling proud of what they’ve created together.

Where in Antwerp do these workshops take place?

We are highly flexible! We can host the workshop at various legal graffiti zones across Antwerp, or we can come to your school premises using mobile wooden canvases. We ensure all surfaces are protected and use specific setups to keep the school grounds tidy. Whether indoors with ventilation or outdoors in the fresh air, we make it work.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

A standard secondary school session usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours. This provides enough time for a brief introduction to graffiti history, a demonstration of techniques, individual practice, and the completion of a large-scale group mural. We can adjust the duration to fit into your specific school timetable or project day requirements.

What materials are included in the workshop package?

We provide everything required for a successful street art experience. This includes professional-grade spray paint in a wide array of colours, caps/nozzles, protective gear (suits, gloves, masks), and the canvas or wall space. You just need to ensure students wear old clothes and shoes, just in case a little paint wanders off-target!

What are the educational benefits of a graffiti workshop?

Graffiti is a fantastic way to engage teenagers who might find traditional art lessons restrictive. It encourages collaboration, boosts confidence through large-scale creation, and allows students to explore themes like identity and urban culture. It’s a hands-on, high-energy activity that often reaches students who are less engaged in conventional classroom settings.

How do the booking and payment processes work?

We understand that school schedules can be unpredictable. That’s why we offer a 'no upfront payment' policy. You can book your date with confidence and pay after the workshop is completed. We also have a pool of backup artists available to ensure that your event goes ahead even if an instructor is unexpectedly unavailable.

Is the graffiti workshop safe for secondary school students?

Absolutely! We use high-quality spray cans and provide all necessary protective equipment, including masks, gloves, and overalls. Our professional facilitators are trained to manage secondary school groups, ensuring everyone follows safety protocols while having a blast. We prioritise a clean environment and the well-being of every student throughout the entire creative process in Antwerp.

Do students need to have previous drawing experience?

No prior artistic skill is needed at all. Our workshops are designed to be inclusive, allowing every student to contribute regardless of their drawing ability. We teach basic techniques like 'filling' and 'outlining' that anyone can master quickly. It’s all about teamwork and expression, ensuring that every teenager leaves feeling proud of what they’ve created together.

Where in Antwerp do these workshops take place?

We are highly flexible! We can host the workshop at various legal graffiti zones across Antwerp, or we can come to your school premises using mobile wooden canvases. We ensure all surfaces are protected and use specific setups to keep the school grounds tidy. Whether indoors with ventilation or outdoors in the fresh air, we make it work.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

A standard secondary school session usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours. This provides enough time for a brief introduction to graffiti history, a demonstration of techniques, individual practice, and the completion of a large-scale group mural. We can adjust the duration to fit into your specific school timetable or project day requirements.

What materials are included in the workshop package?

We provide everything required for a successful street art experience. This includes professional-grade spray paint in a wide array of colours, caps/nozzles, protective gear (suits, gloves, masks), and the canvas or wall space. You just need to ensure students wear old clothes and shoes, just in case a little paint wanders off-target!

What are the educational benefits of a graffiti workshop?

Graffiti is a fantastic way to engage teenagers who might find traditional art lessons restrictive. It encourages collaboration, boosts confidence through large-scale creation, and allows students to explore themes like identity and urban culture. It’s a hands-on, high-energy activity that often reaches students who are less engaged in conventional classroom settings.

How do the booking and payment processes work?

We understand that school schedules can be unpredictable. That’s why we offer a 'no upfront payment' policy. You can book your date with confidence and pay after the workshop is completed. We also have a pool of backup artists available to ensure that your event goes ahead even if an instructor is unexpectedly unavailable.

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GRAFFITI WORKSHOPS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN ANTWERP

Book a vibrant graffiti workshop for secondary schools in Antwerp. Professional artists, safe materials, and 100% fun. No upfront payment required!

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High school students working on a graffiti art project, secondary school in Antwerp

Are you looking for a way to truly inspire your students in Antwerp? Our graffiti workshops for secondary schools offer an unforgettable hands-on experience that blends creativity, urban culture, and teamwork. Forget dusty textbooks; here, your pupils get to grab a spray can and transform a blank wall into a masterpiece. Located in the heart of Belgium’s fashion and art capital, our workshops are designed specifically for teenagers, providing a safe and high-energy environment where they can express themselves. Whether you’re looking to brighten up a school project week or provide a unique physical education alternative, Graffitifun brings the vibrant energy of Antwerp's street art scene directly to your students. It's time to let their imaginations run wild on a grand scale.

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The experience

Boosts Confidence: Seeing a 10-metre mural they helped create gives students a massive sense of achievement.
Team Building: Collaboration is key; students must work together to harmonise their styles and ideas on a single canvas.
Professional Artists: Your students will be taught by active members of the street art community, not just art teachers.
Safe & Clean: We provide full protective gear and use professional-grade equipment to ensure a mess-free experience for the school.
No Stress Booking: With our 'pay after' policy and backup artist guarantee, your school trip is in safe hands.
Curriculum Links: Our workshops can be tailored to cover topics like social commentary, colour theory, or urban history.

Step by step

Introduction & History: We start with a brief look at the evolution of graffiti from New York subways to Antwerp's modern street art scene.
Safety Briefing: Students are geared up in protective suits, gloves, and masks while learning how to use the equipment responsibly.
Technique Demo: Our pro artists demonstrate 'can control', showing how to create thin lines, fades, and solid fills.
Sketching Ideas: Groups work together to brainstorm a theme and sketch their design onto the canvas or wall.
The First Layer: Students start applying the base colours, learning how to cover large areas efficiently with the spray cans.
Defining Details: We move on to 'cutting' and 'outlining', where the artwork starts to pop and take its final shape.
Highlights & Effects: Students add final touches like shines, shadows, and 'splatter' effects to give the piece a professional look.
Group Review: We finish with a photo session and a discussion about the techniques used and the message behind the mural.

Good to know

Our workshops are designed to be as seamless as possible for teachers and school organisers. We offer flexible durations ranging from 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on your schedule. We can accommodate everything from a single class to an entire year group, using multiple artists to keep the student-to-teacher ratio optimal. All materials—including high-quality low-pressure spray cans, protective overalls, and professional masks—are provided by us. Safety is our top priority, and all sessions are led by experienced artists who know how to manage a secondary school dynamic. We can set up on your school grounds in Antwerp or use one of the city's dedicated legal graffiti zones.

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Local culture

Antwerp is a city that breathes creativity, from the high-end boutiques of the Fashion District to the sprawling murals in Berchem. By choosing a graffiti workshop here, your students are stepping into a local tradition of world-class street art. We often find inspiration in the city's unique blend of historic architecture and gritty, modern aesthetics. Our local artists are deeply connected to the Antwerp scene, often sharing stories of the legendary Muro del Pintor or the evolving street art trails that weave through the city. We don't just teach art; we connect the students to the urban fabric of Antwerp, making them feel like they are part of the city's ongoing cultural conversation.

Pricing

Our graffiti experiences for schools are competitively priced to suit educational budgets. Prices typically range between €25 and €55 per person, depending on the number of participants, the duration of the session, and the amount of materials required.

We believe in total transparency and flexibility, which is why we require no upfront payment. You only pay after the workshop is successfully completed to your satisfaction.

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