Mon-Fri, July 7-11 | 9 am-12 pm

Instructor: Paula Allen

Campers will begin this week by discovering the artwork of Keith Haring's inspired digital street art. They'll then develop graffiti-inspired designs and themes as they let their imaginations run wild.

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Mon-Fri, July 7-11 | 9 am-12 pm

Instructor: Allison Zito

Sometimes considered pests, tiny pollinators are crucial to our farmers, playing a necessary role in the production of the food we eat. Campers will discover the importance of these splendid animals and create works of art in a variety of media inspired by these tiny creatures.

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Mon-Fri, July 7-11 | 9 am-12 pm

Instructor: AVA Instructor

Creating Costumes for ages 9-12: In this camp, students will learn the basic skills of hand sewing, including artistic and functional stitching techniques, as they use their imaginations to create unique costumes. They'll also make accessories and a stuffed animal of their own design.

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Mon-Fri, July 7-11 | 1:30-4:30 pm

Instructor: Tanya Libby

Campers will use a variety of art materials to create artwork that portrays flowers and animals in two and three dimensions. They will draw from images and their own impressions of flora and fauna, transforming them into something fantastical!

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Mon-Fri, July 7-11 | 1:30-4:30 pm

Instructor: Tyler Morrison

This camp introduces students to the potter's wheel, helping them to develop the fundamental skills of centering, throwing, and shaping clay. Campers will leave with finished pieces that have been glazed and fired.

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Tyler Morrison is a potter whose work is focused on elements of everyday life. Largely self-taught, his work emphasizes function, sustainability, and self-sufficiency. As an artist he draws inspiration from industry, and the tradition of potters as both designers and laborers. As an educator he emphasizes the role that the pottery studio has historically played in society, how the medium of clay has shaped the way we view and interact with the world, and how students can use that knowledge to grow as artists and as people.