"At rmn, my kids are rushed not. I would never have realised my kids artsy-side if not for the classes over here. Not only do my kids get to learn a variety of techniques and the theoretical aspects of it, they are also taught discipline and confidence yet all learning at their own pace. This is one class my kids never tire of and look forward to attending every week. All thanks to rmn, my house is  now a miniature gallery of sorts with an assortment of artwork done by the children. Kudos to rush me not."

- Pauline, Mother to Ethan 4 and Zoe 7

 

 

"Mischa continues to create art pieces outside art class, and I love how you've nurtured her freedom of expression. When daddy travels for work or when grandma is sick, she has a little art piece created just for the occasion. Thanks!"

 - Jacqueline, Mother to Mischa 6

 

 

Feedback  from  parents: 

"This is the third art school my son has attended. Finally a welcoming environment and great "Rush-Me-Not" philosophy for my son to learn fine art. Love to the teachers.

 - Alice, Mother to Keith 9

 

 

"I searched for toddler art classes and so glad to have found your art studio because not many centres accept kids my son's age. I appreciate your very patient group of teachers and how they go with the pace of Adrain."

- Claudia, Mother to Adrain 3

 

 

"My family moved to Bukit Panjang recently but my darling Elena still insists on continuing her art lessons. That must speak volumes that your art studio is definitely doing it right."

- Joanna, Mother to Elena 13

 

 

 

 

"Your art classes have helped my kids develop more patience and focus, indirectly helping me cope with better children at home. Teachers, keep up the good work."

 - Yang, Mother to Michelle 3 and Alyssa 5

 

Parents, your feedback is an essential part of our mission to maintain excellence at Rush-Me-Not Art Studio.  To assist us in maintaining our uncompromising standards, please take a moment to give us your comments on our contact us page

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Post-Impressionistic Painting of Wheatgields Inspired by Vincent Van-Gogh. Artist: Jorraine, Rush-Me-Not Art Educator
Post-Impressionistic Painting of Singapore Waterfront. Artist: Yiou, Rush-Me-Not Art Educator
American Modern Art RED CANNA referenced from Georgia O Keeffe works. Artist: Jorraine, Rush-Me-Not Art Educator
Modernistic Painting of Egyptian Mau. Artist: Yiou, Rush-Me-Not Art Educator
Post-impressionistic Painting of Moon Festival. Painted by Jealina, Rush-Me-Not Art Studio Principal.
Monte Sainte-Victoire Painting Inspired by Paul Cezanne. Artist: Yiou, Rush-Me-Not Art Educator
Pop Art Gumball Machine Inspired by Wayne Thiebaud. Artist: Pearlyn, Rush-Me-Not Art Educator
Post Impressionistic Almond Blossom Painting Inspired by Vincent Van-Gogh. Painted by Yiou
Singapore Stil Life, painted by Matt Steel.
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HELLO! Spring Art Excursion
Gardens by the Bay & Flower Dome
Changemaker Art Exhibition (An online fundraising event)
“Habitat” by Samuel Gay Inspired by his love for animals and the painting style of Bob Ross, Samuel wants to combine both elements to create an artwork that's not only the animal but also its habitat. He decides to paint a snow leopard because it is a Vulnerable species found in Central and South Asia. He hopes that with this painting more people will learn to cherish and protect the animals in the wild.
Thanks for joining the madness everyone, let’s keep using Art to colour our world beautiful!
Together with our Rush-Me-Not kids and parents who participated, it felt like we were involved in something even bigger— a tingling team spirit we have never experienced before. Well done kids :)
Thanks for joining the madness everyone, let’s keep using Art to colour our world beautiful! Copy
Together with our Rush-Me-Not kids and parents who participated, it felt like we were involved in something even bigger— a tingling team spirit we have never experienced before. Well done kids :)
Small Act, Big Impact.
A fundraising Art Exhibition by Rush-Me-Not Art Studio's students, storytelling through the Arts, to raise funds for children living in poverty through a World Vision event.
Our Eager Little Builders
What a healthy dose of art outside of the class curriculum for our RMN kids. Our art studio was bustling with so many creative ideas, our teachers could hardly keep up! It was nice seeing the kids get involved in decision-making, socialise with their friends, exchange ideas and naturally enjoying all the elements of art & crafting of their little Metropolis. Children who left their artwork at the studio, please remember to pick them up when you come for your next art lesson. Photos coming soon!
Art Classes For Kids
Novena, Singapore
Changemaker Art Exhibition (An online fundraising event)
20 “Te Luan” by Angelica Sia, 11 years old Power, Wisdom, Courage and Life are what a lion symbolises. They are wise majestic creatures that holds power and with this painting, Angelica hopes to bring about power for the weak and equality for all. My artwork is about power, wisdom, courage and life.The countries and continent in focus for the World Vision event were Afghanistan, Syria and Africa - and all of them have lions. Another reason is that lions are symbol of courage and empowerment, as well as being wise majestic animals. I feel good about my painting.
Phase 3!! Welcome back students!
Following the return of our students, a range of measures will remain in place when we reopen from Wednesday 23th June 2021, aimed at keeping our students and staff safe. - Safe Distancing seat arrangement - Disinfecting the studio (certified contractor) - Ongoing sanitization of the studio - Upkeep of screens and partitions on art tables - Hand hygiene & temperature taking at the door - Mask at all times - Mandatory Trace Together - Punctual pick-up/ drop-off
Changemaker Art Exhibition (An online fundraising event)
30 “Jar of Wishes” by Marcus Ong, 8 years old Marcus wants to let everyone relive the happiness from playing with games just like how he enjoys playing and winning. The stars are shooting into the jar so as to make the jar full and filled with wishes like how we make wishes upon a shooting star. “Toys are children's words and play is their language”

learning art in a therapeutic way