The pie chart illustrates the location of art classes held in a Canadian Town, while the bar provides information of the number of students enrolled in the various activities held in these classes.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that majority of art classes are held in the private studios, in contrast to college-based studios which accounts for least. The bar graph holds 3 major classes for 2 age groups with water color classes having the maximum students in age group 1 while mixed media having the maximum students in age group 2.
Delving deeper into detail, it is evident that there are in total 4 major location where the art classes are being held, with private studio accounting for the majority of share of 48 per cent of the total share, whereas the school halls recorded exactly half of private studio at 24 per cent. The community hall and other halls are at 18 per cent with college-based studio having the least proportion at just 10 per cent.
In the bar, there are in total 3 activities for 2 age groups. In the under 11, the highest number of students were enrolled in the watercolor painting class with 600 students, while pencil Sketching stands at 450 students, making mixed media the least enrolled class with 300 students. In the 11 – 16 age group the maximum students were in the mixed media making with 525 students. 425 students joined the pencil sketching class, while the watercolor painting had only 300 students making it the lowest enrolled class.