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Summer Camps 2012

           

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Creativity is the name of the game in our action-packed Summer Day Camps! Drawing, Painting, Clay/Sculpture, Animation & Printmaking– there’s something new every week! Kids can attend in just the mornings or afternoons for “half-day” camps or combine them along with a NOON-1:00PM supervised lunch hour to create a “full-day” camp. Looking to stretch the day a bit further? We’re offering EARLY DROP-OFF and EXTENDED STAY sessions each day.

ALL NEW projects planned EVERY WEEK!

Camps are offered in three different age groups; ages 4-5, 6-8 and 9-12. Projects vary among age groups in order to be age-appropriate and may be customized according to the individual interest of students attending each week.

  • Early Drop Off – 8AM-9AM, $40
  • Morning Camps – 9AM-Noon, $198
  • Lunch Hour – Noon-1PM, $40
  • Afternoon Camps – 1PM-4PM, $198
  • Extended Stay – 4PM-5PM, $40

Sign Up →Registration Form


State your friend’s first & last name as your “buddy” when you sign up and you’ll EACH receive a :

  • $50 discount per half-day camp (9am-Noon or 1pm-4pm)
  • $100 discount per full-day camp (9am-4pm)
  • $150 discount per extended-day camp (8am-5pm)

Click here for buddy discount requirements and restrictions.

Summer programs for TEENS to be posted soon.

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May
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Student of the Week — 05/14/12

Jack, age 11  view his artwork

Class:  Drawing 1

Jack is a 5th grader at Grand Ridge Elementary in Issaquah Highlands. He has been drawing constantly since preschool. Jack’s favorite subject matter is extremely detailed worlds and machinery. He also likes to draw strange characters and animals, particularly those of the very deep sea. Jack prefers to use a sharp pencil or very fine pen to get the detail he likes, however, the etching medium he learned in the Drawing class has also allowed him to achieve fine detail of his vicious angler fish.
 
 
Instructor Statement:  “Hats off to Jack! Congratulations are in order for Jack Tillman commending all of his hard work in the arts. No matter how challenging the projects are, Jack always pushes his skills to try something new and puts his best foot forward. Drawing 1 has been a great class for Jack, challenging his already fantastic drawing style with the standards of a fundamental arts/drawing education. This combination of Jack’s already developed talent and fine art foundations has certainly paid off in his most recent piece currently on display. It is incredible how much emotion he has captured in this image, truly inspiring! I look forward to seeing Jack’s work, if not in the near future, quite possibly hanging in a famous art museum or local gallery. Best of luck Jack! Never stop drawing and shoot for the stars!”
~Ms. Ashley
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Apr
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Student of the Week — 04/30/12

Sanmathi, age 8  view her artwork

Class:  Drawing 1

Student Artist Statement:  “I really like animals and tigers are my mom’s favorite animal, so I really want to give this to her. One thing I really liked about my project is the eyes of my big tiger. I spent lots of time doing the fur of my tiger so it would turn out just right.” ~Sanmathi
 
Instructor Statement:  “Sanmathi is a very dedicated student who always puts her best effort forward when given a project. This is very evident when viewing her most recent work of art (Tiger, Image Enlargement Using a Grid).  The details and texture that she utilized in this drawing certainly paid off.  She is a pleasure to have in class and always brings a positive attitude to the studio. While working on this project Sanmathi encountered many challenges and did an amazing job adjusting her image to achieve more realism. I most certainly look forward to her future art works.” 
~Ms. Ashley
23
Apr
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Student of the Week — 04/23/12

Audrey, age 6  view her artwork

Class:  Exploring Art

Artist Statement:  “My name is Audrey Newbrey. I like art because you get to use your imagination and make what you want for anyone. I like my project because I used the colors red, green, yellow, brown and black, and the dots and the textures.”  ~Audrey

Instructor Statement:
“Audrey is so fun to have in class. She arrives every day excited about art and the opportunity to create. Her good attitude is contagious and inspiring to everyone around her. She approaches each project with curiosity, and without fail her projects show her eagerness to explore and learn new things. It’s very apparent that art is a huge part of Audrey’s life.”  ~Ms. Beth, Instructor

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Apr
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Student of the Week — 04/16/12

Kaylee, age 8  view her artwork

Class:  Exploring Art

Artist’s statement:  “About Georgia O’Keeffe,” She paints dream like pictures. She also does landscapes. I liked this project because I blended the colors together like pink and purple. I liked being able to draw the mountains. I love art because of painting colors, and clay! I also like my teacher Ms. Susan because she is nice and likes art too!”

From her instructor:  The first thing I noticed about Kaylee is her beautiful smile. She is a wonderful student to have in class; she is always enthused and is always very helpful and respectful to me as her teacher and to her fellow classmates. Kaylee is an extremely gifted artist, her work always shows her thoughtful approach to the subject and grasp of the technique and materials at hand. I always look forward to seeing her on Saturdays, she brightens my day. 

~Ms. Susan, Instructor

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Apr
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Student of the Week — 04/09/12

Madi, age 15  view her artwork

Class:  Manga

Artist’s statement:  “For this, I wanted to see how many lines I could scratch onto one piece of paper before losing my sanity. I didn’t quite reach that point, thankfully,but I came close. I wanted to also figure out if I trusted myself to ink lines without making the picture spiral into a mess that looked like it was the result of a 9.1 on the richter scale. It was definitely an endeavor, keeping track of so many lines – by the end, when I closed my eyes I saw fractals. But it helped me figure out how inking works – and patience – and I am happy I went through with this. Just… never again (at least not for awhile).”

“Madi has such a unique style already, that it almost hurts to direct her in another direction! Her linework and how it flows is always something to look at, whether it comes out precise or more abstract. So much of her work is made up of ‘happy accidents,’ things she just does naturally that give her pieces a distinct look. It’s hard to get a finished piece out of Madi as she just sketches and sketches and sketches, putting one idea out after another. I look forward every week to seeing what new concept comes out on to paper from her!”  ~Amanda, Instructor

4
Apr
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Student of the Week — 04/02/12

Sarah, age 8  view her artwork

Class:  Journey with the Masters, an on-site afterschool enrichment program at Cascade View Elementary

Artist’s statement:  The name of the artist we learned about is Chuck Baird. He is deaf. What I really liked about this art project is that I got to paint a lot. The art meant sunset or sunrise in sign language.

“This session has been my first opportunity to work with Sarah. She is a pure joy to have in the classroom. She is always eager to learn something new and is a very gifted artist. I look forward to seeing what she will do with future projects.”  ~Ms. Lauren, Instructor

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Mar
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Student of the Week — 03/26/12

Isheta, age 8  view her artwork

Class:  Journey with the Masters, an on-site afterschool enrichment program

Artist’s statement: ”I love to learn about artists and try out different mediums in my art class. Trying various types of art makes me happy.” ~Isheta

“Having Isheta in my Journey with the Masters class at Snoqualmie Elementary has been fantastic. She creates every piece with diligence, passion, creativity and ALWAYS a positive attitude. I chose Isheta’s Andy Goldsworthy piece because, not only is the piece she produced beautiful but, the process she took to get there was inspiring. Andy Goldsworthy is an artist who’s site-specific, environmental work is very temporary because it is made using natural materials such as sticks, flowers, stones, twigs, icicles, leaves, mud and snow. These pieces are outside and exposed to the elements so the photographs of them are the only living proof they ever existed. Like Andy Goldworthy, Isheta had the experience of producing a temporary piece. She took her work seriously and meticulously set each piece rearranging multiple times to find what worked best. It was fun to see her so involved with this piece and try so hard to find just the right shaped twigs and stones to create the perfect balance in her work.”  ~Ms. Kristine, instructor

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Mar
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Student of the Week — 03/19/12

Caitlin, age 13  view her artwork 

Class:  Drawing 2

Artist’s statement: “I have loved art all my life. I feel really good when I can grab a pencil and paper and sit in a quiet, comfortable spot to draw. I especially love drawing still life, cats and anime. Through my art classes at Museo Art Academy, I have learned a lot about drawing techniques, styles and formats. I look forward to learning so much more about art.” ~Caitlin

“Caitlin has shown great dedication and talent while working on her still life drawing in class, as she always does while in studio. I am excited to see her growth and willingness to explore new ideas. As an Instructor, I cant ask for more from a student than an open mind and listening ear, both of which I am sure will continue to aid her along a successful journey with the arts. Congratulations to you Caitlin! You deserve it!~Ms. Ashley, instructor

17
Mar
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Pizza & Picasso Night — Apr 20, Sign Up Now

Friday, Apr 20 | Featured Artist:  Joan Miro

6:30PM – 8:30PM, ages 6-12, $29

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Food, music and creative fun – ingredients for a fabulous Friday night out just for kids!  Each month highlights a particular artist or school of art.  We’ll kick off the evening with pizza while the instructor shares some interesting facts about the artist.  Then, we unleash our independent creativity!  Kids can choose to draw inspiration from the featured artist or explore the materials on their own.  The “open studio” style workstations are dedicated to clay, painting and drawing.  Experience each, or spend the entire evening at just one – it’s up to you!

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13
Mar
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Student of the Week — 03/12/12

Kaili, age 5  view her artwork 

Class:  Discovering Art

Artist’s statement: “One day a boy named Jake wanted to go outside and stuck his head under the ground by the summer flowers. The End.
I like mixing colors and it [class] is fun! I like Ms. Beth, she’s a good teacher for me and she lets me try new things.”

Kaili is truly wonderful to have in class. She always shows up smiling and ready to create!  While being open to learning new techniques, like the ones we used in this landscape, she is also constantly giving her projects her own unique flair. Her creativity is fresh and exciting to see in action. She’s also a great listener and follows directions promptly. She has told me many times how much she loves creating art and I can tell it’s a real passion for her.” ~Ms. Beth, instructor

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