June 22-25: Potters Wheel (clay)

Young students will explore form by making work on the wheel and finishing with handles, lids and decorative attachments. Beth Turbeville

 

June 29-July 2: Seaquarium

Time to suit up, head underwater and explore the marine world. Fish, coral, ships and sailing vessels are only a part of our adventure. Amanda Wallace

 

July 6-9: Architect for a Week

Students will be the architect of their own house and cityscape as they learn about buildings and structures through multimedia projects. Tyler Ashworth

 

July 13-16: Carved Clay

There is so much possible with carving in clay – totem poles, flowers, birds, cars and a limitless range of possibilities students can choose from. Diane Kroniess

 

July 20-23: Nature’s Sketchbook

Students will enjoy the radiant beauty of nature as they explore flowers, landscapes and more while keeping a sketchbook of their experiences. Juli Schuszler

 

July 27-30: At the Beach (clay)

Create a lightbox that really lights up for your shadowbox scene of beach works in clay. And a shell encrusted tray will add to the beach theme. Diane Kroniess

 

August 3-6: Road Trip

Time to hit the road, artistically speaking, with art trips to Florida, the southwest and around America, making great art along the way. Amanda Wallace

 

August 10-13: Learning the Basics: Color Painting & Drawing

Students will learn the basics of painting and drawing in this entertaining setting, with an emphasis on color and technique. Lee Gerry Wertheimer

 

August 17-20: Potters Wheel (clay)

Knowing the popularity of this class, we are offering a second edition to take care of everyone who enjoys the whirling magic of the potter’s wheel. Beth Turbeville.

 

August 24-27: Trees, Rocks, Water & Sky

Using many different mediums, you’ll focus on the landscape, learning how to create mountain scenes and others, like deserts and the tropics with varying weather and color. Lee Gerry Wertheimer