A 90-minute adults-only studio session in Chicago where teams create a large shooting/spinning canvas and each participant paints a personal 16x20. Expect kinetic paint, acrylics, premium protective gear, and a drying time of up to five days.
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Step into a bright studio where paint arcs in slow motion and canvases wait like blank crowds. The first splash lands with a deliberate pop; paint-filled balloons rupture, color flies, and a spinning platform persuades swirls into disciplined chaos. Participants move from team-shot 24x36 canvases to their own 16x20 pieces, trading controlled gestures for sudden, kinetic decisions.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; accessible to most adults who can stand for short periods.
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History
Chicago has a longstanding visual arts presence—from the Art Institute to River North galleries—providing a civic appetite for experimental studio formats.
Conservation
The studio uses acrylics and manages paint waste; avoid washing paint down drains and follow staff instructions for disposal and reusable protection.
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Arrive early for prep
Get to the studio 10 minutes before start to receive protective clothing and safety briefing; sessions start promptly.
Wear practical clothes
Even with premium protection, choose shoes and layers that you won’t mind if paint sneaks through; paint is not washable from fabrics.
Plan for drying
Heavy acrylic layers can take up to five days to cure—bring a flat carrier or plan pickup/delivery accordingly.
Age and group rules
Shooting & spinning is allowed only for participants 18 and older and team canvases work best with groups of seven.
Comfortable shoes and an old layer
Even with provided protection, choose practical clothing you can move in and won’t mind if slightly stained.
Phone or camera
Document stages of the spinning/shooting process—photos help track progress and share results.
Flat carrier or art box
A rigid, flat carrier protects wet canvases during transport home or to a studio for finishing.
Wet wipes or hand sanitizer
Quick cleanup for hands and tools between color changes keeps the workspace tidy.