Summer Camp Art School 2023
REGISTRATION FOR 2023 CAMPS ARE NOW CLOSED. REGISTRATIONS FOR SUMMER CAMPS 2024 WILL OPEN IN SPRING 2024.
Mon - Fri, 9 am - 3 pm
Studio 1.6 Art Camp reinforces learning all year long providing quality art instruction engaging art projects that encourage creativity. Our curriculum includes instruction in drawing, painting and sculpture. Our bright and spacious studio and its serene environment are ideal for cultivating creativity, whether for children that love to express themselves through the arts, or a youth preparing for various professions in the creative field.
Suitable for all levels - differentiated instruction available.
AGES: 7 -14 y
There will be two divisions: Little Studio (ages 7 - 10 y) and Youth Studio (ages 11 - 14 y)
LOCATION: Our studio, 1509 1/2 Webster Street, Alameda
CURRICULUM:
Monday: Drawing with dry media such as pencils, graphite or charcoal
Tuesday: Drawing with a color introduction, or drawing with ink, pastels or colored pencils
Wednesday: Painting with acrylic, watercolor or tempera
Thursday: Sculpture (clay, paper, assemblage)
Friday: Custom made lesson plans according to group needs/interests, outdoor drawing/painting or nature art sessions
DAILY SCHEDULE:
9:00 am - Student drop off
9:15 - 10:45 am - First art project of the day
10:45 - 11:45 am - Outdoor activities
12:00 - 12:30 - Lunch
12:30 - 2:00 pm - Second art project of the day
2:00 -2:45 pm - Reading about art, art show, group discussions, origami making, free drawing
2:45 - 3:00 pm - Student pick up
SNACKS:
Please bring a bagged lunch and water bottle. Our lunchtime is usually before noon so please include an afternoon snack too.
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Our campers enjoy the vicinity of Alameda parks and beaches. We take daily walks to Longfellow Park which is a 4-minute walking distance (2 blocks) from the studio and Crab Cove beach which is 8 minutes walking distance. Students engage in nature art activities and plein air painting/drawing.REGISTRATION FOR 2024 TBA
"This has been my daughter's favorite camp during non-school times - even at a fairly young age she loves having the space to create with different mediums and the guidance to continue to develop as an artist. When she comes home she proudly shows us the new additions to her portfolio each day. And most importantly, she has fun."
