Summer Camp: Art Adventures #2
Campers will find their own artistic voice by investigating different creative mediums each day – everything from origami and collage to painting and jewelry making! Ages 5-18
Campers will find their own artistic voice by investigating different creative mediums each day – everything from origami and collage to painting and jewelry making! Ages 5-18
n this mixed media camp, artist and art instructor Abby Boykin will explore drawing from life, mixed media collages and everything in between. Ages 8-18
Join us for a step-by-step workshop creating your own one-of-a-kind garden stone mosaic! Led by mosaic artist Meri Fern, you will learn how to score and cut stained glass remnants, placement on the stones, and how to resin your final piece.
Instructor and professional comic artist Brandon Sanders will guide campers in the art of creating comics by exploring the fundamentals of imagining and drawing characters and developing a story line, with the goal of creating their very own comic strips! Ages 5-18
Campers will dive into a variety of creative ways to explore visual story telling. Led by artist and art teacher Frank Johnson III, you will learn how to tap into your imagination and create visual narratives through multiple forms of mediums. Ages 8-18
Campers become their favorite storybook characters and create an adventure onstage. Ages 6-14.
This full-day camp provides a dynamic mix of STEM and the arts, keeping campers engaged with hands-on learning and creative expression—all within a short walk between Wilson Arts and Imagination Station! Ages 6-14
Join us as watercolorist and designer Betsy Rascoe explores the art of painting with watercolor. This is a great workshop for beginners who want to learn how to get started, or for anyone who wants to brush up and possibly learn a few new techniques!
Figurative drawing sessions offer rotating professional nude models led by moderator Mike Radford. The session will include a series of short gesture drawings and several longer poses. No instruction will be given so be prepared to work freely. All skill levels welcome!
Create a charming flower arrangement full of soft textures, seasonal blooms, and comforting color led by John Kirk of The Kirk’s Flowers!
You will create one-of-a-kind prints that can be framed; made into cards, wrapping paper or collage fodder! Absolutely no experience is necessary for this class – just a sense of adventure and a willingness to get your hands a little messy.
The Wilson Active Artists Association (WAAA), fall show ( name TBA) opening reception is Thursday, September 3 from 5 - 7 PM in the Hammond Gallery at the Edna Boykin Cultural Center. Light refreshments provided. Free and open to the public. For more information about WAAA, visit www.wilsonactiveartists.org.