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Teen Art Camp
Ages 12 - 15
Monday - Friday, noon - 5pm
Explore two artistic mediums each week through concentrated instruction from our visual arts faculty. Try out new ideas and explore various processes in Photography, Metalsmithing/Jewelry, Printmaking, Wheel Throwing, Darkroom, and Digital Imaging in our professional studios.
Week by Week Schedule
Week 1, June 8-12: Photo-Darkroom & Pottery Wheel
Week 2, June 15-19: Printmaking & Metalsmithing/Jewelry
Week 3, June 22-26: Pottery Wheel & Digital Lab
Week 4, June 29-July 3: Metalsmithing/Jewelry & Printmaking
Week 5, July 6-July 10: Digital Lab & Pottery Wheel
Week 6, July 13-17: Photo-Darkroom & Metalsmithing/Jewelry
Week 7, July 20-24: Printmaking & Digital Lab
Week 8, July 27-31: Pottery Wheel & Metalsmithing/Jewelry
Week 9, August 3-7: Printmaking & Photo-Darkroom
Week 10, August 10-14: Metalsmithing/Jewelry & Digital Lab
Art Camp FAQs
Registrations: All required registration forms must be completed and turned in before beginning camp. Our youngest campers must be 5 years of age on or before their first day of camp.
Registrations must be accompanied by a completed registration form and payment. Enrollment is limited and spaces are filled on a "first come-first served" basis.
Special requests: Please specify on your registration form if you would like your child in the same classroom as their friend. We will do our best to honor all requests. Note: A request for an older child to be with a younger child will be honored only with the older child in the younger group.
What to Wear: Dress for mess. Dress comfortably (jeans, sneakers, t-shirts). "Roller or Heely" shoes are not allowed at art camp.
Snacks and Lunch: Two 15 minute breaks are taken in the 5 - 11 year old program, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. A snack can be brought from home or purchased at our snack cart for 50 cents to $1 each. The 8 - 11 year olds have 30 minutes for lunch from 11:45am - 12:15pm. The 5 - 7 year olds have 30 minutes for lunch from 12:15pm - 12:45pm. Weather permitting; all campers eat outside at picnic tables in our fenced-in clay porch area. All campers should bring a lunch from home. Please note: Lunches are not refrigerated. Please include a freeze pack in your camper's lunch and water, if needed.
How many children will be in class with my child? 5-11 year old camps have the capacity for 18 students in a class. 12-15 year old camps have 8-12 students in a class.
How many teachers in a class? What is the student to teacher ratio? There is one lead teacher in each class along with 1-2 teaching assistants. Teaching assistants are high school aged students under the supervision of the lead teacher and the camp director.
What will my child be doing during the camp week? Children ages 5-7 yrs. are in a self-contained classroom, meaning the various art processes will be taught in their classroom. The 9-11 year old campers will rotate among 3 classrooms in their assigned groups. Two classrooms are in the main building and one classroom is located in the hand building room of the clay studio.
During the week campers will learn various art processes (such as: exploring wet-on-wet watercolor, mono printing with Styrofoam, oil pastel resist, etc.) Through the art processes they will use the designated weekly theme to create art which is both teacher guided and self-guided experiences. In addition, younger campers will have opportunities during their day for creative expression in the use of small manipulatives, books, and puzzles.
What do the themes mean? The themes are a jumping off point for teachers to plan from. Teachers may use various ideas such as cultural art, language arts, art history, or a master artist to interpret the theme. For example: Artists Under Construction A Teacher may have the students study the culture & art of the Northwest Pacific and draw, design, and construct totems. Another teacher may have the students study artist Alexander Calder and his circus constructions then have the students design and construct their own circus scene.
Transfers, Cancellations, & Refunds
Transfers: Campers may transfer to another week providing space is available. Transfers must be made one week (7 days) prior to the start of your scheduled camp week.
Cancellations: The Arts Center reserves the right to cancel any session which does not meet minimum enrollment, in which case a full refund will be given.
Refunds: Withdrawal from any class, workshop, or camp must take place one week (7 days) prior to the start date of the program. A $25 administration fee will be assessed from the refunded tuition.
A 50% credit will be issued toward a future class, workshop, camp, or gift shop purchase for withdrawals taking place during the week preceding the start of a program. Credit is valid up to one year.
Once a week of camp has begun, no refunds or credits will be issued.
The Arts Center is a not-for-profit arts organization, and we welcome students of all creeds and ethnic origins. Scholarship funds may be available. Please contact Katie Screven in the Education Department at (727) 822-7872, ext. 29.
If you are registering your child over the phone, be sure to make special requests at the time that you register.
For more information contact our Education department at 727-822-7872 or email Sherri Lundquist or Katie Screven.
EARLY REGISTRATION IS STRONGLY ENCOURAGED. Space is VERY limited due to current renovations at the Morean Arts Center.
Session Info
Dates
June 8 - August 14
Time
Monday - Friday, noon - 5pm
Tuition & Discounts
$140, per week per student
Register for FOUR or more weeks at one time and receive a $10 discount PER week.
Extended Care available
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