Man Ray

Matisse himself teaches Mati and Dada the fun art of paper cutting.

Mati and Dada visit a park with shapes and colors inspired by nature created by Antonio Gaudi.

Mati and Dada meet Jan Vermeer, the famous painter who likes to use mirrors in his paintings to create a mystery and encourage people to watch his works more than once.

Mati and Dada discover how Michelangelo was an excellent sculptor and how an unfinished sculpture ('non finito') can seem alive!

Mati and Dada meet Berthe Morisot, a famous Impressionist painter, who explains to them how to paint using light mixtures.

Caravaggio's workshop is full of chiaroscuro! Mati and Dada learn to paint with black shadows and light and make very dramatic paintings.

Mati and Dada meet in Paris during a dance class and meet Degas, while he draws ballerinas live for his paintings.

Mati and Dada meet the famous photographer Dorothea Lange who shows them how to make a perfect composition with a camera.

Mati and Dada meet William Turner, a famous painter, who makes them visit his studio at the Royal Academy while explaining his techniques.

Mati and Dada meet Paul Gauguin, painter and traveler, who explains what inspired his paintings and the technique used to create them.

Mati and Dada meet Constantin Brancusi who explains to them how he makes his sculptures.

Mati and Dada meet Amedeo Modigliani: a painter inspired by primitive art who explains their technique to paint his paintings.

Mati and Dada visit Venice in the company of the famous painter Canaletto who explains the approach he used to paint his paintings.

Mati and Dada meet Bérénice Abbott, the famous photographer, who introduces them to the strobe technique and scientific photography.