
About Us
¡Bienvenidos to Viva Art Studio!
A familia-owned Latino creative art space in the heart of Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, where arte, language, and comunidad come together. Born from my daughter's love for painting and my own journey back to speaking Spanish with Fluency.
Growing up first-gen Dominican American from the Bronx, el español was my first language. Somewhere along the way, I lost some of it. Now, I'm taking it back and helping others do the same, through color, creativity, and a little bit of fun.
That's why we opened our studio on Newkirk Avenue, Brooklyn, to give Brooklyn families a place where kids, teens, y adults can explore bilingual art classes, afterschool programs, summer camps, and toddler art and sensory play all en español and English, no experience with either required.
Because here, we believe your cultura is worth celebrating, your roots are worth reclaiming, and every lienzo is a chance to do both.
¡Así que ven, crea, and make something beautiful with us one colorful obra maestra at a time! 🎨
At Viva Art Studio in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, we offer Spanish dual-language art classes for kids across Brooklyn along with a few predominantly English classes. From toddler art and sensory play (ages 1–5) to afterschool art programs, weekend classes, summer camp, and school-break camps for ages 5–11, everything we do is designed to spark creativity, build confidence, and nurture the cognitive and social benefits of bilingualism.
Our classes take place in a nurturing, judgment-free studio just off Cortelyou Road and Newkirk Plaza , where children are encouraged to express themselves fully while developing both their artistic and Spanish language skills. With an inclusive approach, we ensure every child feels welcome and supported, no matter their background or language level — no Spanish (or art experience) required.

Our Classes
Considering Viva?
Worried about Spanish?
There’s no need! Our classes are bilingual, not full immersion, so they’re accessible to children at all levels of Spanish. Each session begins with a short vocabulary list connected to the art project. By the end, kids take on a fun challenge to say a sentence or two in Spanish and they’re rewarded with a small incentive to celebrate their effort.
It’s always light, fun, and encouraging, making bilingual learning a natural part of the creative journey.






















































