Young Makers Classes
Storybook Art Camp/ A River Runs Through It
August 13 @ 9:00 am - August 17 @ 12:00 pm
Storybook Art Camp
A River Runs Through It
Ages 4-6
August 13 -17, 2018
with Debbie Watters & Bear Epp
9-12pm
Members $120
Non-Members $130
Storybook Art Camp brings together the craft of storytelling with the magic of art making. Beloved children’s stories and illustrations become the inspiration for painting, drawing, collage, sculpture and play in this week-long camp. Children will spend their mornings listening to stories, creating art, singing songs, and playing games that will foster a love of literacy and art. SOLD OUT
Calder’s Kinetic Art Camp/ ages 5-7
August 28 @ 9:00 am - August 30 @ 12:00 pm
Calder’s Kinetic Art Camp
Mornings 9-12pm Ages 5-7
with kukucaju’s Judy Anderson
Aug 28-30
Members $65
Non-Members $75
A hands-on camp inspired by the ingenious works of Alexander Calder, creator of the modern mobile. Equal parts art and engineering, Young Makers will design their own table top Circus, creating kinetic dioramas from cork, wire, fabric, and found objects. Family and friends are welcome to join us on the final day and watch the circus come to life. Free popcorn!
Calder’s Kinetic Art Camp/ ages 8-10
August 28 @ 1:00 pm - August 30 @ 4:00 pm
Calder’s Kinetic Art Camp
Afternoons 1-4pm Ages 8-10
with kukucaju’s Judy Anderson
Aug 28-30
Members $65
Non-Members $75
A hands-on camp inspired by the ingenious works of Alexander Calder, creator of the modern mobile. Equal parts art and engineering, Young Makers will design their own table top Circus, creating kinetic dioramas from cork, wire, fabric, and found objects. Family and friends are welcome to join us on the final day and watch the circus come to life. Free popcorn!
THE MAGIC IS IN YOU BATIK WORKSHOP FOR KIDS
October 6 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am
THE MAGIC IS IN YOU
BATIK WORKSHOP FOR KIDS
WITH ASHLEY GREEN OF THE IMAGINATION STATION
Saturday October 6th, 2018
10AM – 11:30AM
Ages 7 – 12
$40*
*There is an additional $15 Kit Fee payable to Instructor on day of workshop
In this workshop, participants will learn the process of painting with melted beeswax on canvas to create a wax resist pattern. The canvas will then be dyed, and the wax removed to reveal a beautiful batik wall hanging.
Batik has its roots in Asia with Indonesia being the most well-known for the art form. The term batik originates from the Javanese words “amba” and “nitik” which refer to both the length and width of a piece of cloth and the process of applying small dots by hand to create an intricate pattern.