Join us for the last week of our summer camp series, Artists in the Spotlight. We will take inspiration from beloved Filipino-American artist Pacita Abad. Abad was a painter, textile artist, and collagist. Campers will fall in love with her large scale paintings of underwater scenes, tropical flowers and animal wildlife. They will also have fun turning their paintings into sculptures using Abad's "trapunto" technique and adorning them with shells, buttons, and beads!
Each week, our 6-10 year old campers will explore a different artist in depth, creating works inspired by their medium, subject matter, philosophy, and life. Each 4 day camp will include a combination of two dimensional and three dimensional projects. As always, we will learn a lot, play, explore, and expand our understanding of art and the world around us!
Class Time
July 22nd-25th
Tuesday - Friday, 10:00am-3:00pm
Drop off between 9:30-10, projects will begin at 10
Tuition
150.00
Each week, our 6-10 year old campers will explore a different artist in depth, creating works inspired by their medium, subject matter, philosophy, and life. Each 4 day camp will include a combination of two dimensional and three dimensional projects. As always, we will learn a lot, play, explore, and expand our understanding of art and the world around us!
Class Time
July 22nd-25th
Tuesday - Friday, 10:00am-3:00pm
Drop off between 9:30-10, projects will begin at 10
Tuition
150.00
Ages
6-10
All Supplies Included
All art camps will run Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Students will need to bring a sack lunch, as well as a light snack for morning break, and a refillable water bottle with the their name on it. We will spend some time outside, so please consider sunscreen. Campers should wear closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get messy.
Or call 405-744-1535*Refunds will not be given if cancellation is made less than a week before the beginning of the session. If Prairie cancels a class, a makeup class will be offered. Makeup classes are not offered to students who miss a class.
