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Karol Jersak offers mixed media art workshops and classes for students of all ages and abilities. Their classes use a variety of materials like painting, collage, and sculpture to create projects independently or in groups. Lesson plans are theme-based and aim to keep students engaged in impromptu and long-term projects while promoting self-expression, cooperation, and a sense of accomplishment.
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