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Young artists need challenges to grow and develop. Creativity should be fun and rewarding, and when youths are encouraged to develop goals and given the skills to follow them through, it is. The Pre-Teen Young Artists series encourages youths to develop their artistic skills through skilled instruction and engaging projects. Offering challenges for both experienced artists and complete novices, the Young Artist series focuses on specific mediums and pushes them to choose their own master projects. Explanations of materials and provisional syllabi for each camp are provided below. The instructors for these weeks are experienced arts-educators with a background in encouraging younger minds to develop and reach their goals. Morning camps run from 8am to 12pm; afternoon camps run from 1pm to 5pm.
There are discounts for early enrollment, siblings, and multiple registrations. To guarantee quality of instruction, art camps have age and enrollment limits. Enrollment available on a first come/first serve basis. Children will be under adult supervision at all times. Fees include all supplies and usage fees for the duration of camps. Creativity & Concepts Camps Designed to teach art in conjunction with another medium, Creativity & Concepts camps are thematically based classes that explore specific themes. Below is a list of the focus of each of these camps, along with a brief description of material covered.
Each half-day youth camp is divided into five activity periods, with a welcoming activity (a short, creative or preparatory exercise), two structured art activities/instruction periods, a supervised outdoor break or field trip, and a farewell activity (similar to welcome activities). Back to Schedule... Frequently Asked Questions... Syllabus is provided for informational purposes only, and is subject to change based on weather, theme, and other factors without notice. Young Artists will learn the intricate and ancient history and traditions behind art made from paper itself, including origami, paper maché and paper-making itself.
Each half-day youth camp is divided into five activity periods, with a welcoming activity (a short, creative or preparatory exercise), two structured art activities/instruction periods, a supervised outdoor break or field trip, and a farewell activity (similar to welcome activities). 8/13pm. [REGISTER] [REGISTER FULL DAY] Please Note: This is one week of a two week camp, allowing for the firing AND glazing of ceramic pieces, as well as another theme and artistic medium. To schedule this week only please call 814.237.1982 after placing your registration, and review our frequently asked question page for details. Morning/Afternoon activities vary. Back to Schedule... Frequently Asked Questions... Syllabus is provided for informational purposes only, and is subject to change based on weather, theme, and other factors without notice. Young Artists will learn how to combine oral storytelling and written expression in books and pages to make their individual artistic expression come alive.
Each half-day youth camp is divided into five activity periods, with a welcoming activity (a short, creative or preparatory exercise), two structured art activities/instruction periods, a supervised outdoor break or field trip, and a farewell activity (similar to welcome activities).8/13 am. [REGISTER] [REGISTER FULL DAY] Please Note: This is one week of a two week camp, allowing for the firing AND glazing of ceramic pieces, as well as another theme and artistic medium. To schedule this week only please call 814.237.1982 after placing your registration, and review our frequently asked question page for details. Morning/Afternoon activities vary. Back to Schedule... Frequently Asked Questions... Syllabus is provided for informational purposes only, and is subject to change based on weather, theme, and other factors without notice. Young Artists will learn the techniques to create wheel thrown ceramics, including wedging, centering, throwing, trimming, and glazing.
Each half-day youth camp is divided into five activity periods, with a welcoming activity (a short, creative or preparatory exercise), two structured art activities/instruction periods, a supervised outdoor break or field trip, and a farewell activity (similar to welcome activities). 6/19 [REGISTER AM] [REGISTER PM] [REGISTER FULL DAY] 7/10 [REGISTER AM] [REGISTER PM] [REGISTER FULL DAY] 7/30 [REGISTER AM] [REGISTER PM] [REGISTER FULL DAY] 8/13 [REGISTER AM] [REGISTER PM] [REGISTER FULL DAY] Please Note: This is one week of a two week camp, allowing for the firing AND glazing of ceramic pieces, as well as another theme and artistic medium. To schedule this week only please call 814.237.1982 after placing your registration, and review our frequently asked question page for details. Morning/Afternoon activities vary. Back to Schedule... Frequently Asked Questions... Syllabus is provided for informational purposes only, and is subject to change based on weather, theme, and other factors without notice. Young Artists will learn about creating art from natural sources and reproducing the art of nature with pencils and watercolors.
Each half-day youth camp is divided into five activity periods, with a welcoming activity (a short, creative or preparatory exercise), two structured art activities/instruction periods, a supervised outdoor break or field trip, and a farewell activity (similar to welcome activities).6/18 am. [REGISTER] [REGISTER FULL DAY] Please Note: This is one week of a two week camp, allowing for the firing AND glazing of ceramic pieces, as well as another theme and artistic medium. To schedule this week only please call 814.237.1982 after placing your registration, and review our frequently asked question page for details. Morning/Afternoon activities vary. Back to Schedule... Frequently Asked Questions... Syllabus is provided for informational purposes only, and is subject to change based on weather, theme, and other factors without notice. Young Artists will learn the techniques for reproducing art with pencil and ink, sketching techniques, and cartooning their favorite characters.
Each half-day youth camp is divided into five activity periods, with a welcoming activity (a short, creative or preparatory exercise), two structured art activities/instruction periods, a supervised outdoor break or field trip, and a farewell activity (similar to welcome activities).6/18 pm. [REGISTER] [REGISTER FULL DAY] Please Note: This is one week of a two week camp, allowing for the firing AND glazing of ceramic pieces, as well as another theme and artistic medium. To schedule this week only please call 814.237.1982 after placing your registration, and review our frequently asked question page for details. Morning/Afternoon activities vary. Back to Schedule... Frequently Asked Questions... Syllabus is provided for informational purposes only, and is subject to change based on weather, theme, and other factors without notice. Young Artists will learn how to take beautiful photographs and compose intricate drawings, and how the two media may be combined for interesting results.
Each half-day youth camp is divided into five activity periods, with a welcoming activity (a short, creative or preparatory exercise), two structured art activities/instruction periods, a supervised outdoor break or field trip, and a farewell activity (similar to welcome activities). 7/9 am.[REGISTER] [REGISTER FULL DAY] Please Note: This is one week of a two week camp, allowing for the firing AND glazing of ceramic pieces, as well as another theme and artistic medium. To schedule this week only please call 814.237.1982 after placing your registration, and review our frequently asked question page for details. Morning/Afternoon activities vary. Back to Schedule... Frequently Asked Questions... Syllabus is provided for informational purposes only, and is subject to change based on weather, theme, and other factors without notice. Young Artists will learn how to create huge drawings with paint and chalk on paper, sidewalks, and walls.
Each half-day youth camp is divided into five activity periods, with a welcoming activity (a short, creative or preparatory exercise), two structured art activities/instruction periods, a supervised outdoor break or field trip, and a farewell activity (similar to welcome activities). Please Note: This is one week of a two week camp, allowing for the firing AND glazing of ceramic pieces, as well as another theme and artistic medium. To schedule this week only please call 814.237.1982 after placing your registration, and review our frequently asked question page for details. Morning/Afternoon activities vary. Back to Schedule... Frequently Asked Questions... Syllabus is provided for informational purposes only, and is subject to change based on weather, theme, and other factors without notice. Young Artists will learn what they need to know to make prints on fabric and two-dimensional media, including making stamps from everyday objects to decorate clothing.
Each half-day youth camp is divided into five activity periods, with a welcoming activity (a short, creative or preparatory exercise), two structured art activities/instruction periods, a supervised outdoor break or field trip, and a farewell activity (similar to welcome activities). 7/9 pm. [REGISTER] [REGISTER FULL DAY] Please Note: This is one week of a two week camp, allowing for the firing AND glazing of ceramic pieces, as well as another theme and artistic medium. To schedule this week only please call 814.237.1982 after placing your registration, and review our frequently asked question page for details. Morning/Afternoon activities vary. Back to Schedule... Frequently Asked Questions... Syllabus is provided for informational purposes only, and is subject to change based on weather, theme, and other factors without notice. Young Artists will learn a range of ways to create beautiful and functional items from fabrics, including clothing, purses, belts, and more.
Each half-day youth camp is divided into five activity periods, with a welcoming activity (a short, creative or preparatory exercise), two structured art activities/instruction periods, a supervised outdoor break or field trip, and a farewell activity (similar to welcome activities). Please Note: This is one week of a two week camp, allowing for the firing AND glazing of ceramic pieces, as well as another theme and artistic medium. To schedule this week only please call 814.237.1982 after placing your registration, and review our frequently asked question page for details. Morning/Afternoon activities vary. 7/30 am. [REGISTER] [REGISTER FULL DAY] Back to Schedule... Frequently Asked Questions... Syllabus is provided for informational purposes only, and is subject to change based on weather, theme, and other factors without notice. Young Artists will learn how to design and create sculptures from a variety of materials and how to reproduce what they see in life in a three dimensional form.
Each half-day youth camp is divided into five activity periods, with a welcoming activity (a short, creative or preparatory exercise), two structured art activities/instruction periods, a supervised outdoor break or field trip, and a farewell activity (similar to welcome activities). 7/30 pm. Please Note: This is one week of a two week camp, allowing for the firing AND glazing of ceramic pieces, as well as another theme and artistic medium. To schedule this week only please call 814.237.1982 after placing your registration, and review our frequently asked question page for details. Morning/Afternoon activities vary. [REGISTER] [REGISTER FULL DAY] Back to Schedule... Frequently Asked Questions... Syllabus is provided for informational purposes only, and is subject to change based on weather, theme, and other factors without notice. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
