Spring Break Art Camp: Planets, Patterns and Plants – Observation, Exploration & the Elements of Art

Three day workshop: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April 1-4 from 9:30am-2:30pm

Registration $100

In this three-day workshop, participants will engage in art exercises, games and team building activities, while drawing, painting, making stamps, printing, and working with papier mâché and collage.

This workshop is appropriate for ages 10-15.
Maximum: 12 participants
Minimum: 8 participants

All materials will be included over this three-day school break art immersion program. Young artists will discuss and engage in many art elements including color, texture, composition and contrast to name just a few.

Participants will complete a papier mâché lantern, as well as finished collages, and will plant a seed in a decorated container to celebrate spring. Get ready to lose your inhibition and tap into your creative self in a fun and playful way.

Please bring your own lunch and snacks. Water will be available. Smocks will be provided but wear appropriate art-making clothing.

Susan Grybas
Practicing artist in Fine Art, particularly botanical studies and painting. Our natural environment contributes to much of my inspiration. Experienced Arts Educator in Chatham Central School K – 12 for 35 years .

Karen Martin
Working Artist, Photographer, Gardener, Foodie. Karen shares her passion, knowledge and joy of creating in many forms through teaching both Adult Ed and Children in Columbia County.