Malaga · MALAGA ART AND PAINTING CLASSES
Good malaga art and painting classes fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend about two hours at El Retorno de Lilith in Málaga’s Lagunillas neighborhood, learning about Picasso with artists such as Silvia, Javi, or Thomas before creating your own cubism-inspired painting. The small English-language workshop welcomes beginners, families, and curious museumgoers.
“It was fine, instructing and entertaining. The teacher was nice and encouraging. A good way to learn about Picasso while putting your creativity away.”
Spend two hours in a bright studio-gallery 50 meters from Picasso’s birthplace. Javi, also called Xavi in some descriptions, introduces Picasso’s life and styles, then guides you through a cubist self-portrait. No art training is needed, and you take your painting home.
“Brilliant we had a fantastic art class and loved the pictures”
At Wine Gogh in Málaga, you’ll follow a professional Spanish or English-speaking instructor from blank canvas to finished acrylic painting. Enjoy Spanish wine, use provided paints and brushes, and take home your artwork in a carry bag. Bring clothes that can handle splashes.
“Geen begrip tonen voor als er een calamiteit is.”
Meet beside the Centre Pompidou’s Colors Cube for a 1.5-hour outdoor art lesson with an instructor in Spanish, English, or Italian. Choose Malaga’s port, park, or Old Town as your subject, then learn perspective, proportion, and color using supplied pencils, watercolors, pastels, markers, and charcoal. Alicia has helped beginners and children create confident sketches.
“Wonderful! What a great way to relax and unwind whilst learning a new skill and/or improving. The class was a pleasant escape from typical tourism and expertly taught with passion and joy. Many thanks!!!”
Pick a fortress, a gorge, a deck or a table.
