About Meadow Art House
Meadow Art House began with a simple belief: children deserve the time, space, and freedom to create.
Founded by artist and early childhood educator Nora Loeb, Meadow Art House is a small backyard studio where art, nature, and curiosity come together. Here, children are invited to slow down, work with beautiful materials, and discover the joy of creating through open-ended artistic experiences.
Each class is thoughtfully designed to encourage exploration, creativity, and confidence rather than focusing on perfect outcomes. Whether working with clay, watercolor, drawing, printmaking, or textiles, children are given opportunities to experiment, solve problems, and express their own ideas in meaningful ways.
About the founder and instructor
I am an artist and early childhood educator with a background in Fine Art. For over five years, I have worked with children ages 3-12, cultivating environments where creativity, curiosity, and meaningful relationships can flourish.
After years of teaching privately and in early childhood spaces, I dreamed of creating a small, intimate studio where children could work with beautiful materials in a setting that felt both inspiring and deeply personal.
Today, Meadow Art House is that place. A welcoming backyard studio where art, nature, and curiosity come together, and where every child is invited to discover the joy of creating in their own unique way.
As a practicing artist, I bring my own curiosity and creative process into my work with children, encouraging each child to see art not simply as something we make, but as a way of thinking, exploring, and building relationships with ourselves, one another, and the world around us.
Hello families,
"Creativity becomes more visible when adults try to be more attentive to the cognitive processes of children than to the results they achieve in various fields of doing and understanding" - Loris Malaguzzi