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Master Art Studio is now accepting students for our Fall 2026 Fine Art Program and new Sewing & Fashion Design specialty series. Our semester-based Fine Art Program focuses on developing strong artistic foundations through structured instruction and individual guidance. Students work at their own level, from beginners building foundational skills to advanced students continuing their artistic development. New This Fall — Sewing & Fashion Design We are introducing two 7-week specialty series for ages 11+: Fashion IllustrationTuesdays, 4:00–6:00 pm Beginning Sewing FoundationsTuesdays, 6:00–8:00 pm Series I: September 8–October 20Series II: November 3–December 15 Classes are kept small to allow for individualized instruction and hands-on technicalRead More →

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We’re excited to welcome both new and returning students to another inspiring semester at Master Art Studio! As Ridgewood begins to turn shades of gold and red, our classrooms are filling with creativity, color, and fresh ideas. Whether you’re joining us for the first time or continuing your artistic journey, this semester promises hands-on learning, new techniques, and the supportive guidance of our professional instructors—who are not only teachers, but also practicing artists and designers. 🎨 What’s New This Semester Expanded class offerings in drawing, painting, digital art, and sewing & fashion design Ongoing portfolio prep for BCA, high school & college applicants Fresh creativeRead More →

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We’re honored to be featured in the March 2025 issue of Ridgewood Living, a local publication that celebrates the people and places shaping Ridgewood’s vibrant culture. The article, titled “Ridgewood’s Soho Brings the Visual Arts Closer”, beautifully highlights the mission of Master Art Studio and our new gallery venture, OQO Gallery. From our roots in fine art education to our commitment to showcasing international artists, this story captures the heart of what we do—and why it matters. 📍 “Our small class sizes, taught by working artists, rival NYC-level programs while staying deeply rooted in our Ridgewood community.” – Sasha Robinson, Founder The piece also highlights:Read More →