Instructor: Allison Zito

ages 10-13: Combining science and art, campers will learn the importance of the water cycle while also studying Monet’s Water Lilies. They will also learn the role trees and plants play in purifying our water and providing us with oxygen, food, and shelter. With inspiration drawn from the connections they make between science and works from art history, students will create their own paintings. This is a hybrid camp and is limited to 6 in-person campers and 4 remote campers.

Allison Zito received a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the University of the Arts. Allison has decades of teaching experience, having taught a considerable variety of classes at The Philadelphia Museum of Art, at Harcum College in Bryn Mawr, PA, and at the University of Pennsylvania Morris Arboretum. She has been teaching Studio Art in the Upper Valley with excellent results at AVA Gallery and Art Center, Hanover League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, ArtisTree, and Claremont Maker Space. Allison Zito was awarded The Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award in 2018 for her work as an artist and art educator. Making a statement and expressing herself through art; is the cornerstone of Allison’s career, as an artist and art educator.