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Children's Art Houses

Because the property has to be entirely for the use of children, various buildings have been used for Children's  Art Clubs to meet, from churches, old shops to a bunker given to children on the North Shore to use. They spring up in all sorts of locations, public and private.

Vacant commercial buildings

Are always temporary although economic

Container Children's Art House

An artist runs an After School Art Club in this container on her back lawn. Students pay a term fee, service clubs can sponsor young artists to attend. 

A community building

Most Council or other entity agreements force the Children's Art House out eventually.  Permanence is the most difficult factor despite the Art Clubs being visible, vibrant and valuable.