Is the graffiti workshop safe for secondary school students?

Safety is our top priority! We provide high-quality respiratory masks, protective overalls, and gloves to all students. Our professional artists lead the session with a comprehensive safety briefing, ensuring everyone uses the spray cans correctly. We typically work in well-ventilated outdoor areas or specially designated zones in Liege to ensure a healthy and secure environment for every participant throughout the creative process.

Do the students need prior drawing or painting experience?

Not at all! Our workshops are designed for all skill levels. Whether they are natural-born artists or have never picked up a spray can before, our facilitators guide them through every step. We focus on technique, confidence, and team collaboration rather than perfection. By the end of the session, every student will have contributed to a piece of art they can truly be proud of!

What happens if it rains on the day of the workshop?

In the event of typical Belgian rain, we have several options. If your school has an underpass, large gym, or sheltered outdoor area, we can move the workshop there. We also work with various indoor venues across Liege that are ventillated for spray paint. Alternatively, we can use water-based spray paint which is less odorous for semi-enclosed spaces or reschedule the session to a sunnier day.

How long does a typical school workshop last?

Standard workshops for secondary schools usually last between 2 and 3 hours. This timeframe allows enough room for a safety briefing, an introduction to street art history, practicing basic lines and fades, and finally collaborating on a large-scale mural. We can also adapt the duration to fit into a specific school period or a full-day 'art week' schedule if required.

What materials are included in the workshop package?

We come fully prepared! Graffitifun provides everything: premium spray paint in a rainbow of colours, protective gear (masks, gloves, suits), caps (nozzles), and the 'canvas' (usually large wooden panels or plastic wrap walls). We even bring inspiration examples and sketches to help your students get started. Your school just needs to provide the space and the enthusiastic students!

Can this workshop be integrated into our art or history curriculum?

Absolutely. Graffiti is a powerful tool for teaching modern history, social commentary, and urban geography. We often start our sessions with a chat about the difference between vandalism and street art, the evolution of the culture, and how artists use their voice in the public sphere. It’s a fantastic way to engage students in discussions about community, law, and visual communication.

What is the maximum group size you can accommodate?

We are very flexible! Whether you have a small art elective of 15 students or an entire year group of 100+, we can scale our team of artists to ensure everyone gets hands-on time and proper supervision. For very large groups, we often rotate students through different 'stations' or work on several large-scale murals simultaneously to keep energy levels high and wait times low.

Is the graffiti workshop safe for secondary school students?

Safety is our top priority! We provide high-quality respiratory masks, protective overalls, and gloves to all students. Our professional artists lead the session with a comprehensive safety briefing, ensuring everyone uses the spray cans correctly. We typically work in well-ventilated outdoor areas or specially designated zones in Liege to ensure a healthy and secure environment for every participant throughout the creative process.

Do the students need prior drawing or painting experience?

Not at all! Our workshops are designed for all skill levels. Whether they are natural-born artists or have never picked up a spray can before, our facilitators guide them through every step. We focus on technique, confidence, and team collaboration rather than perfection. By the end of the session, every student will have contributed to a piece of art they can truly be proud of!

What happens if it rains on the day of the workshop?

In the event of typical Belgian rain, we have several options. If your school has an underpass, large gym, or sheltered outdoor area, we can move the workshop there. We also work with various indoor venues across Liege that are ventillated for spray paint. Alternatively, we can use water-based spray paint which is less odorous for semi-enclosed spaces or reschedule the session to a sunnier day.

How long does a typical school workshop last?

Standard workshops for secondary schools usually last between 2 and 3 hours. This timeframe allows enough room for a safety briefing, an introduction to street art history, practicing basic lines and fades, and finally collaborating on a large-scale mural. We can also adapt the duration to fit into a specific school period or a full-day 'art week' schedule if required.

What materials are included in the workshop package?

We come fully prepared! Graffitifun provides everything: premium spray paint in a rainbow of colours, protective gear (masks, gloves, suits), caps (nozzles), and the 'canvas' (usually large wooden panels or plastic wrap walls). We even bring inspiration examples and sketches to help your students get started. Your school just needs to provide the space and the enthusiastic students!

Can this workshop be integrated into our art or history curriculum?

Absolutely. Graffiti is a powerful tool for teaching modern history, social commentary, and urban geography. We often start our sessions with a chat about the difference between vandalism and street art, the evolution of the culture, and how artists use their voice in the public sphere. It’s a fantastic way to engage students in discussions about community, law, and visual communication.

What is the maximum group size you can accommodate?

We are very flexible! Whether you have a small art elective of 15 students or an entire year group of 100+, we can scale our team of artists to ensure everyone gets hands-on time and proper supervision. For very large groups, we often rotate students through different 'stations' or work on several large-scale murals simultaneously to keep energy levels high and wait times low.

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Looking to inject some serious energy into your school's creative curriculum? Our graffiti workshops for secondary schools in Liege are the ultimate way to get students excited about art! We move beyond the classroom desk and onto the 'streets' (well, our portable walls anyway), giving teenagers a chance to express themselves in a language they actually speak. From the vibrant slopes of the Citadel to the modern vibe of the Guillemins area, Liege is a city bursting with urban character. Our professional artists bring that same 'Burning City' spirit directly to your school gates. It’s hands-on, it’s messy in the best way possible, and it’s a brilliant way to build confidence and teamwork. 🎨 Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose a Graffitifun workshop for your pupils? It’s more than just painting walls; it’s about breaking barriers and discovering hidden talents. Here is why Liege schools love working with us:

Boost Confidence: Seeing a 2-metre tall piece of art they created themselves gives students a massive sense of achievement. 🏆
Expert Mentors: Our artists aren't just talented; they are great with teens and know how to keep them engaged.
Full Safety First: We provide professional-grade masks and gear, so parents and teachers can breathe easy. 🛡️
No-Fuss Planning: With our backup artist guarantee and "pay later" policy, we make the admin side a breeze for teachers.
Team Synergy: Graffiti is a collaborative sport! Students have to communicate and work together to finish the mural. 🤝
Creative Freedom: It’s an outlet for students who might struggle with traditional academic subjects but thrive in a visual, tactile environment.

Step by step

Introduction & Safety: We kick things off with a high-energy intro, explaining the tools of the trade and fitting everyone with their protective gear.
The Art of the Tag: Students learn the basics of lettering and 'tagging'—the foundation of all graffiti—focusing on flow and style.
Cans & Caps: A hands-on tutorial on how to control the spray, change nozzles (caps), and manage pressure for different effects.
Lines & Fades: Our artists demonstrate how to create clean outlines and smooth colour transitions (gradients) on the practice wall.
Concept Sketching: Working together, the group decides on a theme or a keyword and sketches out the master plan for their mural.
Painting the Mural: This is the big moment! Students work together to fill in, outline, and highlight a massive piece of street art.
Details & 'Pop': We add the finishing touches—shine, shadows, and 3D effects—to make the artwork really stand out from the wall.
Group Photo & Celebration: Once the masterpiece is complete, we take photos with the team and celebrate the incredible work achieved!

Good to know

Duration: Between 1.5 to 3 hours per session (flexible to school bells).
Group Sizes: From small groups of 12 to large year groups of 100+.
Included: All spray cans, masks, gloves, overalls, caps, and canvases/boards.
Location: We come to your school in Liege or can help find a local outdoor spot.
Safety: Fully insured artists and top-spec respiratory protection provided.
No Stress: We handle the setup and the cleanup—you just provide the space! 🧹

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Local culture

Liege, or 'La Cité Ardente', has a soul that perfectly matches the raw energy of street art. From the historic stairs of Montagne de Bueren to the sleek architecture of the Liège-Guillemins station, the city is a blend of old-world grit and modern flair. Our workshops tap into this local identity, encouraging students to draw inspiration from the city's unique landscape. We often see students incorporating the 'Perron' of Liege or the city's iconic red and yellow colours into their designs!

Fun Fact: Did you know that Liege is home to a growing number of legal 'Street Art Trails'? The city actively encourages urban art to revitalise neighbourhoods, making it the perfect backdrop for students to learn about the positive impact of public creativity! 🇧🇪

Pricing

We believe high-quality art experiences should be accessible. Our school workshops in Liege are priced competitively to suit educational budgets.

Estimated Price: €25 - €55 per student
Includes: All materials, professional guidance, and safety gear.
Flexible Terms: No upfront payment required—you pay after the workshop!

Every school's needs are different, whether you want a one-off taster session or a week-long residency. ✨

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