Mon-Fri, June 16-20 | 9 am-12 pm

Instructor: Karl Neubauer

From the drawing board to real world, campers will design buildings, cars, planes and sculptures. They'll build them from materials and supplies available in our studios and basement. Campers will be also introduced to some hand and power tools to create these constructions.

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Karl Neubauer has been a studio artist and artisan for thirty years. His work can be found in shops and galleries throughout the US and locally at The Artisan’s Hand in Montpelier, The North East Kingdom Artisan’s Guild in St Johnsbury, Catamount Arts Gallery in St Johnsbury, and AVA Gallery. He has been teaching art to young people in and out of public school for over seven years. www.karl-art.com

Mon-Fri, June 16-20 | 9 am-3:30 pm

Instructor: Olivia Janna Genereaux

Campers will be immersed in an environment of discovery. Using traditional materials in unconventional ways campers will gain greater knowledge of the material world that will support the development of abstract thinking and hone individual leadership skills. This camp meets from 9 am-3:30. 

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At the age of eight, Olivia Janna Genereaux took her first after school art class-oil painting. She learned to paint from life and to mix colors. She loved the control of building her own world, and found her place. She chose to attend Rhode Island School of design, where she studied textiles and illustration, majored in painting, and graduated in 1986. Four decades later in 2014, she earned a Master's Degree from Lesley University, College of Art and Design. Her love of art is a gift she gives to herself and shares with others everyday.

Mon-Fri, June 16-20 | 9 am-12 pm

Instructor: Roger Goldenberg

In this camp young artists will explore the use of the color wheel and uncover its secrets. They'll discover the universe of color and how to make the colors that we see around us. Watercolor is like using magic, and campers will learn tricks to make illusions like snowfall, fog, clouds, rain and patterns.

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Mon-Fri, June 16-20 | 1:30-4:30 pm

Instructor: Roger Goldenberg

In this camp young artists will explore the use of the color wheel and uncover its secrets. They'll discover the universe of color and how to make the colors that we see around us. Watercolor is like using magic, and campers will learn tricks to make illusions like snowfall, fog, clouds, rain and patterns.

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Mon-Fri, June 16-20 | 1:30-4:30 pm

Instructor: Roff Harroff

Campers will create stuffed animals or dolls sewn from colorful fabrics. Adding buttons and bobs, campers will bring their creations to life. The week will end with a fun and festive tea party.

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Roff Harroff has been studying metal forging and forming since her pre-teens. This led to teaching metal during high school at the Nashua Arts and Science Center.  Attending Philadelphia College of Art, Roff studied metal with Richard Rinehardt, Leon Lugassy, Sharon Church, ceramics with Bill Daely, fiber with Warren Selling as well as wood and sculpture tech. After Roff studied shell forming with Helen Betty Longhi, Michael Good and Heikki Seppa. Switching gears for a time Roff studied blacksmithing with Peter Ross and through Waldorf teacher training.