Nicole Yap of ArtVibe presents two art workshops for children.

Enter the mesmerizing world of Yayoi Kusama, the artist who transformed dots into a powerful form of self-expression. In this workshop, children will explore Kusama’s artistic journey and discover how she used repetition, color, and patterns to create her signature style. They will then bring their creativity to life by crafting their own Kusama-inspired artwork.

This workshop is suitable for children aged 6 to 12 years old, with those aged 6 to 8 requiring a parent or guardian’s presence. The price includes all art supplies and materials. Special offer: RM60 per child for those attending both The Little Artist workshops on 15th & 16th March. Limited to 20 children per session.

To sign up, please fill out the Google Form or contact 016-933 3283.

Cost: RM35 (Special offer: RM60 for both workshops)

Art has always been woven into the fabric of Nicole Yap’s life, from her earliest memories of losing herself in sketching, colour and stories to building a dynamic career in advertising and marketing with global agencies like McCann Erickson and Ogilvy & Mather. But it was during her time at OtherHalf Studio that she felt a deeper shift – a pull toward creating something more meaningful. Managing passion projects like collective art animations, installations, open calls, and commercial ventures opened her eyes to the profound connection between art and community. She saw how creativity could transcend boundaries, becoming a tool for storytelling, individuality, and self-expression. These experiences ignited a spark that became ArtVibe, a space where creativity flows freely, uninhibited by age, skill, or convention. ArtVibe was born out of a simple yet powerful belief: art isn’t just about mastering techniques; it’s about discovering your unique voice and expressing it boldly. Here, we celebrate the messy, the curious, and the extraordinary journey of making art.