Is the graffiti workshop safe for secondary school students?

Absolutely! At Graffitifun, safety is our top priority. We provide high-quality FFP3 masks, gloves, and protective overalls to keep everyone safe and clean. Our instructors are professional artists who provide a comprehensive safety briefing before any cans are shaken. We use low-odour professional spray paint, and whenever possible, we work in well-ventilated outdoor areas or dedicated street art zones in Munich.

How long does a typical session last?

A standard workshop for secondary schools usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours. This provides enough time for a solid introduction, sketching designs, practicing nozzle control, and completing a final masterpiece. If you have a specific school schedule to stick to, we can easily adapt the timing to fit your lesson blocks or project days without losing the creative impact.

Do students need to have art skills or experience?

No prior artistic skill is needed at all! Our workshops are designed to be inclusive. We guide students through the basic 'tagging' and 'throwing' techniques, helping those who feel less confident to find their style. It’s often the students who think they aren't 'artsy' who end up surprised by what they can create with a spray can and a little guidance.

What materials are included in the workshop?

We provide everything needed for a successful workshop. This includes a wide range of professional spray cans in various colours, different types of nozzles (caps), protective gear like masks and gloves, and the surfaces to paint on (usually large wooden boards or canvases). We even bring sketches and inspiration sheets to help get those creative juices flowing from the very first minute.

Where in Munich do the workshops take place?

We are flexible! We can host the workshop at one of Munich's legally designated graffiti spots, like the famous Schlachthofviertel, which offers an authentic street art atmosphere. Alternatively, if your school has a suitable outdoor space or a well-ventilated hall with floor protection, we can bring the entire graffiti set-up directly to your campus for maximum convenience.

Can this workshop be integrated into our school curriculum?

Graffiti is a fantastic tool for exploring topics like identity, urban culture, ownership, and social boundaries. Many Munich schools use our workshops to complement Art, PE, or Social Studies curricula. It encourages team building, boosts self-esteem, and teaches students about the difference between vandalism and street art. It's a hands-on lesson in respect for public spaces and creative expression.

Is the graffiti workshop safe for secondary school students?

Absolutely! At Graffitifun, safety is our top priority. We provide high-quality FFP3 masks, gloves, and protective overalls to keep everyone safe and clean. Our instructors are professional artists who provide a comprehensive safety briefing before any cans are shaken. We use low-odour professional spray paint, and whenever possible, we work in well-ventilated outdoor areas or dedicated street art zones in Munich.

How long does a typical session last?

A standard workshop for secondary schools usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours. This provides enough time for a solid introduction, sketching designs, practicing nozzle control, and completing a final masterpiece. If you have a specific school schedule to stick to, we can easily adapt the timing to fit your lesson blocks or project days without losing the creative impact.

Do students need to have art skills or experience?

No prior artistic skill is needed at all! Our workshops are designed to be inclusive. We guide students through the basic 'tagging' and 'throwing' techniques, helping those who feel less confident to find their style. It’s often the students who think they aren't 'artsy' who end up surprised by what they can create with a spray can and a little guidance.

What materials are included in the workshop?

We provide everything needed for a successful workshop. This includes a wide range of professional spray cans in various colours, different types of nozzles (caps), protective gear like masks and gloves, and the surfaces to paint on (usually large wooden boards or canvases). We even bring sketches and inspiration sheets to help get those creative juices flowing from the very first minute.

Where in Munich do the workshops take place?

We are flexible! We can host the workshop at one of Munich's legally designated graffiti spots, like the famous Schlachthofviertel, which offers an authentic street art atmosphere. Alternatively, if your school has a suitable outdoor space or a well-ventilated hall with floor protection, we can bring the entire graffiti set-up directly to your campus for maximum convenience.

Can this workshop be integrated into our school curriculum?

Graffiti is a fantastic tool for exploring topics like identity, urban culture, ownership, and social boundaries. Many Munich schools use our workshops to complement Art, PE, or Social Studies curricula. It encourages team building, boosts self-esteem, and teaches students about the difference between vandalism and street art. It's a hands-on lesson in respect for public spaces and creative expression.

Graffiti Workshops for Secondary Schools in Munich, Graffitifun

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

Creative graffiti workshop for groups, secondary school in Munich

Graffiti workshop at an outdoor location, secondary school in Munich

Group photo after a graffiti art workshop, secondary school in Munich

Hey there, Munich teachers and students! Are you looking to swap the dusty chalkboard for a vibrant, spray-painted mural? Our graffiti workshops for secondary schools in Munich offer a unique, high-energy experience that combines urban culture with hands-on creativity. Whether you're based in Maxvorstadt or Schwabing, we bring the world of street art directly to your classroom or a local legal wall. Our professional artists don't just teach you how to paint; they share the stories, the techniques, and the passion behind the movement. It’s the ultimate way to boost student engagement, encourage teamwork, and let every individual's personality shine through bold colours and sharp outlines. Ready to make your mark? 🎉

De ervaring

Why choose a Graffitifun workshop for your Munich secondary school? Because we turn 'don't touch' into 'expression allowed'! It's more than just a lesson; it's an experience that sticks. ✨

Builds massive confidence: Watch students go from "I can't draw" to "Look what I just painted" in under two hours. 💪
Total stress-buster: Spraying is incredibly cathartic and a great break from exam pressure.
Real-world culture: Connect with Munich's urban history through the eyes of professional artists.
Collaborative spirit: Working on large-scale murals requires communication and teamwork. 🤝
Skill-driven: Students learn actual techniques—can control, layering, and colour theory.
Zero hassle for teachers: We bring everything, set it up, and clean it up. You just enjoy the vibe! 🏆

Stap voor stap

Intro and street art history: We kick things off with a high-energy intro about the roots of graffiti and how it evolved into a global art movement.
Safety first: Every student gets kitted out with professional protection, including masks and gloves, followed by a clear safety briefing.
Mastering the nozzles: We teach the technical side—how different 'caps' create thin lines or fat fills and how to control pressure.
Sketching the vision: Students grab pencils and paper to plan their 'piece', focusing on letter structures, 3D effects, and outlines.
First lines on the wall: Moving from paper to the big surface! Students start by 'buffing' their background and sketching their design with the can.
Filling and fading: This is where the colour comes in. We teach techniques for smooth fills and cool colour gradients (fades).
The sharp outline: The most satisfying part! Students use a contrasting colour to make their letters 'pop' and look professional.
Final touches and highlights: Adding 'shines', 'bubbles', or 'second outlines' to give the artwork that authentic street-style finish.
The big reveal: We step back as a group to admire the collective mural, take photos, and celebrate the creative achievements of the class.

Goed om te weten

Duration: Usually 1.5 to 3 hours, but we can customise lengths for project days. ⏱️
Group sizes: We cater to small groups or entire year groups (with multiple artists).
What's included: Professional spray cans, nozzles, protective gear, and your choice of canvas or boards. 🧤
Safety: We provide FFP3 masks and full protective overalls to keep uniforms clean.
Location: At your school grounds (outdoors) or at a legal graffiti zone in Munich!
Flexibility: No upfront payment is required, and we have backup artists ready to go.

Lokale cultuur

Munich isn't just about beautiful palaces and beer gardens; it has a legendary street art soul! Did you know that Munich was actually one of the early pioneers of the European graffiti scene in the 1980s? The Schlachthofviertel and the areas around the Donnersbergerbrücke are iconic spots where local legends have left their mark for decades. Our workshops tap into this rich 'Münchner' heritage, giving students a chance to feel like part of the city's living history. 🎨

Fun Fact: Munich's 'Loomit' is one of the world's most famous graffiti artists, and he started right here in the city. He even helped paint the largest mural in the world at one point!

By bringing our workshop to your school, we connect your students to this vibrant local culture, showing them that art isn't just something found in the Pinakotheken—it's alive on the streets they walk every day.

Prijzen

We believe great art experiences should be accessible. Our school workshops are priced competitively to suit educational budgets.

Investment: €30 - €65 per student

Prices vary depending on the number of students, the duration of the session, and the materials used (e.g., if students get to keep their own canvas). To get the best value for your school trip or project day, reach out to us for a tailored proposal.

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