Upcoming Events
Summer Art Camp: Week 6
July 21 - July 25
Comics, Cartoons & Characters (ages 5–9) Waitlist Only
July 21–25, 10 AM–3 PM
Delve into the world of cartoons, comics, and popular characters in everyone’s favorite camp! Create super fun art projects of familiar friends like drawings of Gru and the minions, Lion King collages, and 3D Snoopy sculptures.
Drawing Portraits and Collage & Mixed Media (ages 10–12) Waitlist Only
July 21–25, 10 AM–3 PM
Drawing Portraits: Take observational drawing skills to the next level by focusing on the features of the human face. This camp will explore light and shadow, allowing tweens to gain a better understanding of the facial structure through demonstration and drawing exercises.
Collage & Mixed Media: Mixing it up is what collage and mixed media is all about! Campers will have the opportunity to use a variety of supplies such as paint, patterned paper, fabric, fibers, and more. During this camp week, students will learn about shape, color, texture, and light, all while creating both representational and abstract works of art.
New! Comics & Story Illustration and Jewelry Design (ages 10–12) Waitlist Only
July 21–25, 10 AM–3 PM
Comics & Story Illustration: Students will be guided in the process of creating their own comics by building characters and stories. Learn the process of making your ideas come to life in a visual format!
Jewelry Design: Make wearable art! Students will experiment with jewelry-making techniques to create pendants and bracelets of their own original designs. After starting with a sketch, the instructor will help students use a variety of materials to create their vision. Projects may include, but are not limited to, wrapped wire pendants, polymer clay canes, and recycled paper beads.
New! Comics & Story Illustration and Jewelry Design (ages 13+)
July 21–25, 10 AM–3 PM
Comics & Story Illustration: Students will be guided in the process of creating their own comics by building characters and stories. Learn the process of making your ideas come to life in a visual format!
Jewelry Design: Make wearable art! Students will experiment with jewelry-making techniques to create pendants and bracelets of their own original designs. After starting with a sketch, the instructor will help students use a variety of materials to create their vision. Projects may include, but are not limited to, wrapped wire pendants, polymer clay canes, and recycled paper beads.