The charts depict the location and various types of art classes available in a Canadian town. While the pie chart helps to understand the location, the table gives information about the number of students from different age groups in different art classes.
The art classes are mostly held at private studios with the majority of students attending the watercolor painting class. Although the number of students for pencil sketching and mixed media painting is almost similar.
Private studios hosts the majority of the classes contributing to about 48% while the school halls conduct the classes after school, amounting to 24% of the total art classes. While the college based studios host the least sessions at 10%, the community based halls are ahead at 18%.
Watercolor painting has 600 students, making it the most in-demand art class across all age groups while 300 students for both mixed media and watercolor painting, under 11 age and between 11-16 age respectively. Mixed media has the least number of total students in both age groups. The number of students for pencil sketching is almost same with 450 and 425 students in under 11 and 11-16 group respectively.
