W.California Art Academy

Specialties

The W. California Art Academy is recognized among the most professional children’s and youth art education centers in all of The United States. Instructors are of the highest caliber, educated at well-​known American Art Schools. We teach your child according to their individual needs, emphasizing their sense of observation, memory and imagination in their training. These creative skills also apply to other subjects, increase self confidence and build a strong foundation for higher studies and future careers. Our students have won numerous awards each year, including three times PTA’s National Reflections Program winners for the years 2007, 2009, 2013 and one recent winner who competed for the National Title 2015 CA PTA Reflections Program

History

Established in 1996.

Located at the heart of Los Angeles, one of the nation’s most culturally vibrant regions, W. California Art Academy is widely recognized as one of the most professional children’s and youth art education institutions across the Southern California. The academy’s students produce exceptional art for their age and we’ve achieved a reputation as «the children’s art school with most art contest winners.» To date, more than 3,000 students of our school have won top awards in various national and international art contests, often sweeping the top three prizes. Meanwhile, though we are an art school, academic achievement is our priority – a significant number of our students have been admitted to U.S. top universities including Harvard, Yale, Princeton, UC Berkley, UCLA, U Penn, Pasadena Art Center, etc.

Meet the Business Owner

Lei W.

Business Owner

W. California Art Academy was found by Lei W. in 1995. Miss Lei is a member of the International Society for Education through Art (InSEA) and has 40 years of experience in art education. For many decades she has been developing methods in children’s and youth art education, teaching methods and content. This allows her students through their training in art ability, to promote their overall development and comprehension. The proud achievements her students have created are commended by parents and society alike.