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Summer Camp

Hours: Monday through Friday, 10 am to 3 pm

Art Show and Reception Friday - 1 pm

 

Ages: Children 7* to 14 years (*children must be 7 by January 1, 2023)

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Price: $250 per week

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Parents are responsible for packed lunch, including a beverage, and a beach towel. Please put sunscreen on your child before dropping off, as lunch and break are outside.

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Week 1: June 19-23. Theme: Pets - This week is FULL

We will explore and create projects emphasizing all kinds of pets! Our first project will be a painting portrait of your own pet. If you do not have a pet you may use an image of a family member or friends pet. A picture of any pet you like may be used as well. Photos of these pets are to be emailed in advance prior to the start of this session as canvases will need to be prepped. We will also sculpt in clay and use other mediums to create images of various animals we consider pets.

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Week 2: June 26-30. Theme: Garden Creatures - This week is FULL

We will explore the world of a garden. Flowers, garden creatures, fairies and garden ornaments will be the focus of our projects. Floral paintings, clay sculptures and a garden themed group mural will be just a few of the many projects we will be cultivating!

No Camp: July 3-7

Week 3: July 10-14. Theme: Famous Artists - This week is FULL

We will discuss and recreate artwork of some very famous artists such as Cezanne, Monet, Keith Haring, Dale Chihuly, Christo and Vincent Van Gogh. We will discuss how and why these artists painted what they did. Art history is a big part of this week’s theme. Each student will choose a famous work of art and replicate it (with a twist). Hint….each student will put a little of themselves into this project!

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Week 4: July 17-21. Theme: Winter Wonderland

There’s nothing more refreshing than thinking of snow on a hot summer day! Winter Wonderland week will bring all the winter fun images back. Snowmen, snowflakes and winter sports will be the emphasis for our art projects, paintings and sculptures. A winter themed mural will be created by our students as well.

Sign up for Week 4 here. Register each child separately. 

 

Please review our Summer Camp Handbook before registration.

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Week 5: July 24-28. Theme: Hidden Treasures  ONLY WEEK WITH OPENINGS

Treasures are all around us and in places we least expect to find them! We will focus on pirates and princesses using found materials to create treasure maps, princess crowns, jewelry, pirate ships and more! Along with a themed group mural, scavenger hunts will be an activity to enhance our theme this week.

Sign up for Week 5 here. Register each child separately. 

 

Please review our Summer Camp Handbook before registration.

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Week 6: July 31-August 4. Theme: Jungle -This week is FULL

Lions, Tigers and Bears, OH MY! So many jungle creatures to explore and create. Habitats of some jungle animals will be created as well as paper mache animal masks and animal print wall hangings. A jungle themed mural will be painted as a group project. A wild week of art fun will be had.

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Week 7: August 7-11, Theme: Fun with Color - This week is FULL

Anything goes this week as long as color is involved. The sky is the limit! Tie dying, murals, paintings and collages will be our focus this week. Artists such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein will serve as inspiration for some of our Pop Art projects. An art history lesson of what Pop Art is and why it was created will be discussed. What can you create that represents today’s popular culture? Come this week and let us know. Let your colors run wild!

Week 8: August 14-18, Theme: Ocean - This week is FULL

What better theme to end the summer. Ocean week will recap everything summer at the beach. Sun, sea and sand will be our focus. Sand art, shell inspired crafts and paintings of sunsets and palm trees will fill our week. Sea creatures will also be our inspiration for some amazing sculptures using both clay and other mediums. Dive right in, the water's fine!

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