Shoot paint-filled balloons with airsoft-style guns, then watch instructors spin your canvas into abstract art. This private 2–4 person session in New York City blends action painting with hands-on fun for adults 18+.
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Step into a bright studio space in New York where paint-filled balloons pop like small confetti explosions and canvases begin to change character with each strike. The air smells faintly of acrylic; instructors hand over airsoft-style markers and aprons while the city hums beyond thick windows. This is not a quiet gallery moment — it’s kinetic, loud, and designed to get everyone moving and laughing.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires standing and light upper-body movement
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History
The technique builds on New York’s postwar experimental art scene and DIY studio culture that favored performative, hands-on creation.
Conservation
Studios commonly use water-based acrylics and provide protective gear; avoid disposing of liquid paint down storm drains and follow the studio’s cleanup guidelines.
Reserve your spot on the Private Art Boom 3 in 1 Experience in New York today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early
Arrive 10 minutes before your slot to get fitted for protective gear and a quick safety briefing.
Dress for mess
Wear clothes you don’t mind ruining—paint may not come out of fabrics even after washing.
Age restriction
All participants must be 18 or older; IDs are typically checked during check-in.
Final sale policy
Bookings are non-refundable—confirm participant ages and availability before purchasing.
Old, closed-toe shoes
Protective shoe covers are provided but closed-toe shoes reduce slip and keep you comfortable.
Layered shirt (to discard if needed)
A sacrificial shirt reduces anxiety about splatters and keeps you focused on creating.
Phone in sealed pocket
Bring a camera-ready phone but keep it sealed or stashed when splattering starts to avoid damage.
Small tote or box
Take home a wet canvas safely by keeping it upright and flat during transit.