This is everyone's chance to paint a masterpiece just like those famous painters, Picasso, Matisse and Dali.

Numbers	10 to 600 participants
Location	Indoors or under cover outdoors
Times	1 to 2.5 hours

Overview
The whole group must reproduce a giant size masterpiece. They are split into teams of 6 to 8 and each team completes a section of the final artwork. This is not as easy as it sounds as they need to collect information, blue prints and paints to achieve this. Participants do not have to be artistic to join in and there is something for everyone. The final result can be quite breathtaking and teams are amazed at what they have achieved.

The Objectives

• To be aware of the bigger picture rather than focusing on individual tasks
• To build trust between people that work together
• To demonstrate issues related to team dynamics, problem solving, time management, organisation, and leadership under time constraints
• Revitalise a one team philosophy
• To demonstrate that teamwork gets better results than working alone

Masterpiece Mini Challenges
As part of the overall challenge teams will need to complete a series of mini challenges. These challenges involve logical quizzes, puzzles, mental challenges, visual tasks and some engineering. There is something for everyone!

The Result
At the end of the session the individual canvases, will be joined together to create a famous painting. The standard of results has been very high and most companies take their masterpiece away to be put up in their offices.

Non Competitive Option
The Masterpiece Challenge can be run to be completely non-competitive. We can explain the different options and you can decide which best suits your objectives.

Extending the event time & adding more
We can bring more activities to masterpiece. Perhaps you:

• Need to include something more physical or outdoors
• Want to extend the time of the overall challenge

We have a series of extra team challenges that can be added from our Team Tactics portfolio. Ask for more information on how this works.