Tanner concentrating on her work
O’Keeffe Calla Lily
Matisse
Degas Horse
Manet Yellow Rose
This exciting Summer Art program for kids offers a variety of sessions for ages 5-12! We will create different projects each session so if your young artist wants to come to more than one they’ll create a wonderful variety of art. This is the opportunity for your child to develop creative expression in a fun and educational environment. The following is the schedule with the theme for each:
Ages 5 – 7 (10 am – Noon) $65 per session
June 21-22, 2021 – Camp #1 Famous Painter’s Animals
July 5-6, 2021 – Camp #3 Famous Florals
July 19-20, 2021 – Camp #5 Movie Themes
July 22-23, 2021 – Camp #6 Famous Paintings
Ages 8 – 12 (9 am- Noon) $160 per session
June 28-July 1, 2021 – Camp #2 Famous Painter’s Animals
July 12- 15, 2021 – Camp #4 Famous Paintings
July 26-29, 2021 – Camp #7 Movie Themes
Sewing Camp $95 Ages 7 – 12
August 2 – 3, 2021 (9 am – Noon) Pillow and Rag Quilt
Fee includes all materials. 50% deposit holds space in class with balance due Friday prior to the session. Click this link for Flyer for Kids Summer Art Camp 2021.
Art Camp inspires kids to learn about various forms of art! Contact Kelly at 540-683-9688 or kwalker@thestudioforlearning.com for more information.
We missed all the summer camps but I would really like to paint something with my granddaughter who is five. Do you do that?
We have this coming up soon for young painters and adults to do together. https://squareup.com/store/thestudio/item/sept-th-painted-acorns
OMG this is amazing! These kids’ paintings really speak to me. I can see lots of creativity and emotions involved in the painting. So what about teenage classes? I want my 15 year old son to perfect his skill.
Are you local?
Hi Kelly,
This past summer, I introduced my students to the art of Mel Bochner, and, to my surprised, they were all (15!) very receptive to his approach to “portraits” for example. In my humble opinion, contemporary art/artists are not to be underestimated; they are what is going to make life beautiful as the next generation of great artists.
Art badly needs emotion and sensitivity to survive the information era…
Cool. I find that they love to study and recreate works of art that are well know. And they are fearless!
I have a technical question for you. Do you pre-draw the basic objects for the students, then guide them in painting?
For the young artists class – ages 5-12 – yes, I draw the outline on the canvas. For the older kids, they draw.
I am amazed, high level teaching u are professional, keep like that
myssa from palsatine nazareth
Thank you Myssa!
I love looking at your students’ work! Great job Kelly!
Thanks Linda!
I sent the summer information to Rachel. I know she wants to work with you when she comes down. I’m not sure the details as the plans seem often to be last minute. Mary Anne