Water, Color and Magic
Discover the wonderful world of watercolor in a workshop specially designed for children who love to explore, create, and experiment with color.
Led by renowned watercolor artist Tere Lojero, participants will learn that art is not about perfection, but about enjoying the creative journey. Through playful activities and hands-on experiments, children will discover how water and color can transform into imaginative worlds, characters, and stories.
What Will We Do?
- Color Experiments: Explore surprising watercolor effects using water, salt, and creative techniques.
- Fearless Painting: Learn how every splash and unexpected mark can become part of the artwork.
- Creative Observation: Discover how light, color, and shapes can inspire artistic ideas.
- Final Artwork: Each participant will create a watercolor painting to take home.
This workshop encourages creativity, observation, and artistic confidence through play and experimentation.
Workshop Information
- Date: Saturday, August 15, 2026
- Duration: 3 hours
- Location: Instituto Allende
- Ages: 5–12 years old
- Cost: Free
- Includes: All materials provided
- Capacity: 15 participants
- What to Bring: Comfortable clothes that can get messy
- Contact: [email protected]
A fun and inspiring experience where art, imagination, and curiosity come together to create unforgettable memories.
About Tere Lojero
Tere Lojero is a Mexican architect and watercolor artist with an outstanding national and international career. Since 1998, she has dedicated herself professionally to watercolor painting, exhibiting her work in numerous solo and group exhibitions around the world.
Her artwork is deeply inspired by landscapes and everyday life, capturing moments filled with atmosphere, emotion, and color.
She has received important awards both in Mexico and internationally and is recognized as one of the leading advocates of watercolor painting worldwide. She has served as President of the Mexican Society of Watercolorists and Vice President of the International Watercolor Society Global, while continuing to teach workshops and lectures internationally.
