AGES
6-8
AND
9-14
2010 YOUTH ACADEMY PROGRAMS
UPCOMING DATES:
SUMMER ART CAMP
Ages 6-8: acrylics, watercolor, graphite, charcoal, clay
Session I June 1-4 - 4 day
Session II June 7-1 - 1 week
Session III June 14-18 - 1 week
Session IV June 28-2 - 1 week
Session V July 6-9 - 4 day
Session VI July 19-23 - 1 week
Session VII August 16-20 - 1 week
4 days=$235, 1 week=$275
Ages 9-14: acrylics, watercolor, graphite, charcoal, pastels, pen and ink, clay, mixed media (this year cartooning will be part of the curriculum)
Session I June 1-4 - 4 day
Session II June 7-11 - 1 week
Session III June 14-25 - 2 weeks
Session IV June 28-2 - 1 week
Session V July 6-9 - 4 day
Session VI July 12-16 - 1 week
Session VII July 19-30 - 2 weeks
Session VIII - August 2-6 - 1 week
4 days=$235, 1 week=$275, 2 week session=$475
Daily Schedule Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Morning: drawing, snack break, painting
Afternoon: lunch, ceramics and mixed media
Saturday classes at Scottsdale Artists’ School Youth Academy provide innovative visual-arts education to children and teens who want to be creative in their free time. LOOK for our popular Saturday classes to begin again in the fall!
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Register online or by phone at (480) 990-1422
We hope you see you soon!
DRAWING:
Drawing is the basis of all art. Students will learn the fundamentals; basic shapes, tone, value and perspective. Students will learn how to analyze a subject working from simple shapes to more complicated shpaes. They will learn how to see and translate size and shape relationships during the drawing process.
PAINTING:
Beginners work with acrylic paints and learn the fundamentals of painting. Advanced students work more independently. Topics include: color theory, composition, brush and palette knife techniques, creating atmospheric and textural effects, developing your own style, use of painting mediums and various other painting applications and techniques.
SCULPTURE:
Students will experiment with a variety of building techniques while they learn to think abou ttheir ideas and adapt to change along the way. Students make pots using the hand-building techniques of pinch, coil and slab. They will be able to decorate their creations using colored slips, and will use tools for texture. Pieces will be fired, providing lasting memories of their time spent in a real, working art studio.
MULTI-MEDIA:
Students will experiment with art materials to create variety in their art. Multi-media classes encourage exploration using a wide range of artists' tools and styles. The theme-based projects include screenprinting and both, 2-D and 3-dimensional art.
2010 YOUTH ACADEMY PROGRAMS
UPCOMING DATES:
SUMMER ART CAMP
Ages 6-8: acrylics, watercolor, graphite, charcoal, clay
Session I June 1-4 - 4 day
Session II June 7-1 - 1 week
Session III June 14-18 - 1 week
Session IV June 28-2 - 1 week
Session V July 6-9 - 4 day
Session VI July 19-23 - 1 week
Session VII August 16-20 - 1 week
4 days=$235, 1 week=$275
Ages 9-14: acrylics, watercolor, graphite, charcoal, pastels, pen and ink, clay, mixed media (this year cartooning will be part of the curriculum)
Session I June 1-4 - 4 day
Session II June 7-11 - 1 week
Session III June 14-25 - 2 weeks
Session IV June 28-2 - 1 week
Session V July 6-9 - 4 day
Session VI July 12-16 - 1 week
Session VII July 19-30 - 2 weeks
Session VIII - August 2-6 - 1 week
4 days=$235, 1 week=$275, 2 week session=$475
Daily Schedule Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Morning: drawing, snack break, painting
Afternoon: lunch, ceramics and mixed media
Saturday classes at Scottsdale Artists’ School Youth Academy provide innovative visual-arts education to children and teens who want to be creative in their free time. LOOK for our popular Saturday classes to begin again in the fall!
_______________________________________
Register online or by phone at (480) 990-1422
We hope you see you soon!
DRAWING:
Drawing is the basis of all art. Students will learn the fundamentals; basic shapes, tone, value and perspective. Students will learn how to analyze a subject working from simple shapes to more complicated shpaes. They will learn how to see and translate size and shape relationships during the drawing process.
PAINTING:
Beginners work with acrylic paints and learn the fundamentals of painting. Advanced students work more independently. Topics include: color theory, composition, brush and palette knife techniques, creating atmospheric and textural effects, developing your own style, use of painting mediums and various other painting applications and techniques.
SCULPTURE:
Students will experiment with a variety of building techniques while they learn to think abou ttheir ideas and adapt to change along the way. Students make pots using the hand-building techniques of pinch, coil and slab. They will be able to decorate their creations using colored slips, and will use tools for texture. Pieces will be fired, providing lasting memories of their time spent in a real, working art studio.
MULTI-MEDIA:
Students will experiment with art materials to create variety in their art. Multi-media classes encourage exploration using a wide range of artists' tools and styles. The theme-based projects include screenprinting and both, 2-D and 3-dimensional art.
