summer - James A. Michener Art Museum

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Grades 5-12
Grades 9-12
ART AUDIO GUIDE TEAM
(SC16-18)
COUNSELORS IN TRAINING
July 18-22
Monday through Thursday, 1-4pm
Friday, 10am-4pm
$160 member/$175 non-member
Instructors: Ruth Anderson, Adrienne
Romano and Andrea Thompson
Be part of the Art Audio Guide Team! Create
develop, write, and record original content
for our Youth Audio Tour. Broaden your
understanding of the Michener Art Museum.
Combine your love of art with your interest
in reading, writing, theater, and technology.
Go behind the scenes with Michener staff to
learn about the vault, the archives, the library,
gallery technology, and the exhibitions. Become
a permanent part of Michener exhibitions and
the visitor experience for young audiences.
Earn 18 community service hours. Students
who attend the morning drawing class will
meet up with the Audio Team at noon on
Friday. Students who attended this class in
2015 are welcome to return this summer.
We’re seeking creative and responsible
volunteers in grades 9 through 12 to become
Counselors-in-Training (CITs) at the Michener
Art Museum’s summer camps in 2016.
Volunteering at a Michener camp is a fun way
to spend part of your summer and a great way
to learn about art, education, and art museums.
You can also add valuable community service
experience to your National Junior Honor
Society, National Honor Society, and college
applications. CITs will work with Michener
summer camp staff and gain valuable experience
working with children in preschool through
grade 8 in an arts classroom setting. CITs pay
a $125 program participation fee. Students
accrue service hours depending on scheduling
and availability. Applications available at
MichenerArtMuseum.org, or by contacting
Ruth Anderson at 215.340.9800 x126 or
[email protected].
SUMMER
Non Profit Org
US Postage
PAID
Lansdale PA
Permit #697
TEEN SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
ART CLASSES
AT THE MICHENER
2016
Age 5 through Grade 12
Art at the Heart of Education
SUMMER COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
FOR MORE INFORMATION
For information or to schedule a Scout or Camp Capers program, call 215.340.9800 x 126 or e-mail
[email protected].
In all Michener Art Museum classes, individualized attention, small classes, and master
teachers are hallmarks of exceptional programs that combine learning new skills with
opportunities for creative expression and the development of a personal style. Students will
work in an environment rooted in inspired and supportive instruction, meaningful gallery
experiences, personal observation and imagination. Students will also visit the Museum galleries
regularly, studying artist’s techniques and ideas, and using works of art in our permanent and
special exhibitions as inspiration for their artwork. Join us for an extensive exploration of the arts in our summer programs for students age 5
through grade 12.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
• Advance registration is required—215.340.9800 x105 or MichenerArtMuseum.org.
• Course information—215.340.9800 x126 or [email protected].
• Register early, class size is limited. Classes must reach enrollment requirements.
• Art materials are included unless otherwise noted.
• Students provide their own peanut free lunch for full day and snacks for
half-day programs.
• Families and friends are welcome to come 15 minutes before the end of class every Friday to
enjoy an exhibition of student work in the Education Gallery and classrooms.
• There is a 25% cancellation fee for programs and no refund once the program begins.
Michener Art Museum is proud to announce our
AWARD WINNING INSTRUCTORS:
Cara Alderfer
Ruth Anderson
Erin Casey
Linsey Griffin
Katie Knoeringer
Robin Lane
Megan Miller
Stephani Thomas
Andrea Thompson
Maria Wible
SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL CLASSES
(and include a one-year family membership)
JUST FOR SCOUTS
SENSATIONAL SUMMERS
at the Michener Art Museum
The Robert V. Nesi Education Award
The Holly Berry Huynh Memorial Scholarship
The Volunteer Scholarship for Art Education
Application forms are available at MichenerArtMuseum.org
Contact 215.340.9800 x126 or [email protected] for more information.
Scout groups are invited to join us at the Michener Art Museum to learn about Pennsylvania
Impressionist landscape paintings, celebrate the art of woodworker George Nakashima, take a
mystery prison highlights tour, explore the sculpture garden, see our special exhibitions, draw in the
galleries, and work toward their Visual Arts Badge.
The Museum is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 am-4:30 pm, and weekends from noon-5
pm. We are not able to accommodate groups larger than sixty students.
THERE IS ALWAYS MORE AT THE MICHENER
FEES
$6 per Scout includes Museum admission and materials; $9 per Scout includes admission,
materials, and a Michener Scout Arts Patch. Siblings welcome to participate in the workshop
for the same fee. One chaperone for every six students is admitted free; all other chaperones
pay a $12 reduced general admission fee.
WEEK 1: JUNE 27-JULY 1
FEES
$6 per child includes Museum admission and materials. One chaperone for every six students
is admitted free; all other chaperones pay a $12 reduced general admission fee.
MichenerArtMuseum.org
Summer Camp directors are invited to call and schedule an individualized program for campers
of all ages at the Michener Art Museum. Campers will learn about Pennsylvania Impressionist
landscape paintings, celebrate the art of woodworker George Nakashima, take a mystery prison
highlights tour, explore the sculpture garden, see our special exhibitions, draw from original works
of art in the Museum, and engage in age appropriate Museum exploration activities.
The Museum is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 am-4:30 pm, and weekends from noon-5pm.
We are not able to accommodate groups larger than sixty students.
138 South Pine Street
Doylestown, PA 18901
JUST FOR CAMP DIRECTORS
CAMP CAPERS
Day Trippin’ at the Michener Art Museum
COMIC BOOK
EXTRAVAGANZA (SC16-3)
June 27-July 1, 1-4pm
Instructor: Andrea Thompson
Students will create a storyboard and develop a
black and white or color comic book based on
an original character in an incredible situation.
They will learn how to tell fantastic stories with
pictures, while learning about form, shading,
perspective, and proportion. Each student will
produce a completed comic book in this class.
Grades 5-8
COMIC BOOKS, SCI-FI AND
FANTASY (SC16-4)
June 27-July 1, 9am-noon
Develop original ideas, unique comic book
characters, and tell your own stories in this
comic book class for older students. Include
style, mood, setting, expression, interesting
perspectives, and anatomy in your work. Each
student will produce a completed comic book
in this class.
Grades 5-9
FABRIC DESIGN AND SEWING
1 (SC16-5)
June 27-July 1, 10am-4pm
Instructor: Erin Casey
Incorporate your interest in color and design
while creating art on fabric with permanent
dyes. Use the fabric you design in an outfit
you sew, to be modeled on the last day of
class. Students will also learn to develop
sewing patterns and create unique fashion and
accessory designs. Projects in this level 1 class
will be less complex than projects in the level 2
class, offered in August; students are welcome
to take both classes. Students who took our
fashion classes last summer will discover new
experiences and learn new skills in this class.
Sewing skills are helpful but not necessary.
Families and friends are invited to come 30
minutes before the end of class on Friday to
enjoy an exhibition of student work and a
fashion show. Please bring a sewing machine
to class, if you have one.
Grades 1-4
LUNCH OPTION 1 (L1:27-1)
June 27-July 1, noon-1pm
$35 for the week
Campers can bring their lunch to the Michener
and combine morning and afternoon programs
for a full day art experience this week. CITs
and college interns will supervise students
during their lunch hour while art teachers
prepare for their afternoon classes.
Use Lunch Option 1 to combine the following
classes this week:
Grades 1-4 Beginning Fabric Design (SC161) / 9am-noon may be combined with Grades
1-4 Jewelry Making (SC16-2) / 1-4pm; or
Grades 1-4 Beginning Fabric Design (SC161) / 9am-noon may be combined with Grades
1-4 Comic Book Extravaganza (SC16-3) /
1-4pm
WEEK 2: JULY 5-8
Note: This is a four-day week.
Age 6
NEW! SENSATIONAL SIXES
(SC16-6)
July 5-8, 9am-noon or 1-4 pm
Instructor: Megan Miller
Choose time of day when registering.
This new class is for six year olds who would
like to spend some time with friends their
own age. In this unique program, just for six
year olds, we’ll explore the Museum and art
studio in a unique way – created just for them!
They will tour the galleries, hear some stories,
and engage in age appropriate art activities
and learning experiences. Students will
discover new and exciting art materials as they
produce original works in drawing, painting,
printmaking, sculpture and collage.
Grades 1-4
Grades 1-4
Grades 1-4
BEGINNING FABRIC DESIGN
(SC16-1)
JEWELRY MAKING (SC16-2)
POSITIVELY PERFECT! PAINT,
PRINTS, PAPER, AND PLASTER
(SC16-7)
June 27-July 1, 9am-noon
Instructor: Stephani Thomas
Use your love for color and design while
creating art on fabric. Create banners, scarves,
t-shirts, and more while painting on silk,
learning tie-dye, batik, and other textile arts
forms. Please bring a white cotton prewashed t-shirt on the first day of class.
MichenerArtMuseum.org
Grades 1-4
June 27-July 1, 1-4pm
Instructor: Stephani Thomas
Using duct tape, paper, plastic, wire, fabrics,
yarns, beads, magazines, clay, and found
objects, students will create beautiful unique
jewelry pieces including necklaces, bracelets,
rings, earrings, and repurposed found
object jewelry holders. Please let us know
if your ears are NOT pierced so that
materials can be ordered accordingly;
email [email protected].
July 5-8, 9am-noon
Instructor: Maria Wible
Enjoy the excitement of working with a variety
of two and three-dimensional art forms in
this class. Learn how watercolors, acrylics, oil
pastels, linocuts, foil, tissue, newspaper, books,
and found object papers can be combined
with sculpture materials including clay, wood,
plaster and wire to create all kinds of art.
WEEK 3: JULY 11-15
Grades 1-4
Grades 1-4 and Grades 5-12
Grades 1-6
Grades 1-6
DRAWING FOR KIDS (SC16-15)
ALL ABOUT ART: PLANES,
TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES
(SC16-10)
July 18-22, 1-4 pm
Instructor: Cara Alderfer
Learn new drawing skills while working from
photographs, Michener exhibitions, still life
objects, observation, and imagination. Explore
both wet and dry media while creating a series
of original black and white and color works of
art using pen and ink, chalk pastels, oil pastels,
pencils, and charcoal.
July 18-22, noon-1pm
$35 for the week
KIDS AROUND THE WORLD:
ART, MUSIC AND THEATER
(SC16-13)
July 11-15, 8:30am-4:30pm
Instructors: Robin Lane and Megan Miller
All aboard! Draw, paint, print, collage and sculpt
your way through the world of transportation.
Explore real and imaginary vehicles where
engines, motors, wheels, horns, wings, gears,
gadgets, and “blasting off” rule! Learn how
shading, color, texture, detail and observation can
make real and imaginary works of art come to
life. Students will be taken on a special highlights
mystery tour of the Museum during this full day
camp.
Grades 5-8
ANIMALS, IMAGINARY BEINGS,
AND PEOPLE (SC16-11)
Grades 1-4
EXPLORING CANVAS (SC16-8)
July 5-8, 1-4pm
Explore the art of working with acrylics,
charcoal, oil pastels, mixed media, and pencil on
canvas in this class that helps students develop
new skills in drawing and painting. Shading,
perspective, color, texture, composition, and
realism will be the focus.
Grades 5-8
NEW! STAINED GLASS (SC16-9)
July 5-8, 10am-4pm
Instructors: Erin Casey and
Andrea Thompson
Design and create original stained glass works
of art in this new Michener program. Learn
to create patterns for glass images. Cut, grind,
polish, taper, and solder colored glass to create
window hangings. Fees include all tools and
materials needed for the creation of two completed
stained glass works.
Grades 1-4
July 5-8, noon-1pm
$30 for the week
classes this week:
Grades 1-4 Paint, Prints, Paper, and Plaster
(SC16-7) / 9am-noon may be combined with
Grades 1-4 Exploring Canvas (SC16-8) /
1-4pm.
July 11-15, 9am-noon
Learn a variety of ways to create works of art
that represent likenesses of people, animals,
monsters, demons, elves, historical figures,
book characters, imaginary beings, and more.
Learn how to reflect personality and mood in a
work of art with detail, color, and setting. Use
a variety of art materials to make your portraits
come to life.
Grades 5-8
BLACK AND WHITE (SC16-12)
July 11-15, 1-4pm
Explore working in black and white while
drawing, painting, and printmaking with pen
and ink, brush and ink, acrylics, charcoal,
graphite, pencil, linocut, and silkscreen. Focus
will be on observation, shading, composition,
texture, and contrast as students develop an
understanding of the power of black and white
images.
Grades 6-9
CREATIVE WRITING FOR
TEENS USING THE VISUAL
ARTS (M-CWA)
July 11-15, 1-4 pm
Explore connections between the visual
arts, writing, and literature. Work with local
writers and artists while developing new
skills and approaches to your work. Let the
James A. Michener Art Museum’s collection
inspire creations in the written and visual
arts! The instructor is a Fellow of the National
Writing Project as well as an experienced
classroom teacher. This program is offered in
collaboration with the Pennsylvania Writing
and Literature Project; register online at www.
pawlp.org or call 610.436.3089.
Grades 5-8
July 11-15, noon-1pm
$35 for the week
prepare for their afternoon classes. Use Lunch
Option 3 to combine the following classes this
week:
Grades 5-8 Animals, Imaginary Beings,
and People (SC16-11) / 9am-noon may be
combined with Grades 5-8 Black and White
(SC16-12) / 1-4pm.
WEEK 4: JULY 18-22
Grades 1-6
KIDS AROUND THE WORLD:
ART, MUSIC AND THEATER
(SC16-13)
July 18-29, 8:30am-5pm
Instructors: Stephani Thomas
and Linsey Griffin
This is a two-week program, which runs July 18-29.
Join us for an in depth artistic exploration
of children around the world. Learn about
the variety of houses, landscapes, schools,
toys, animals, clothing, food, hobbies, music,
transportation, and more. Find out how kids
around the world are like you, and how they
are different. Create drawings, paintings,
photography, sculpture, pottery, textile arts,
and jewelry. Experience musical and theatrical
forms inspired by children living on every
continent. Hear stories from many different
places. This class will give students a rare
opportunity to see the work of National
Geographic photographer Steve McCurry, most
famous for his “Afghan Girl” taken in 1985. All
are invited to a performance and exhibition
in Michener’s event pavilion on the last day
of camp.
Grades 1-4
NATURE! DRAW, PAINT, PRINT,
AND SCULPT (SC16-14)
Be inspired by the out of doors while creating
artworks in two and three dimensions. Mountains,
deserts, oceans, cities, fields, rivers, volcanos,
flowers, lizards, snakes, turtles, sunrises, stars,
planets and everything else you discover outside
will inspire work with pencils, paint, pastels,
collage, prints, clay, plaster, and more.
Grades 5-8
DRAWING (SC16-16)
Instructor: Cara Alderfer
Develop new drawing skills while working
from photographs, Michener exhibitions, still
life objects, observation, and imagination.
Explore both wet and dry media while creating
a series of original black and white and color
works of art using pen and ink, chalk pastels,
oil pastels, watercolors, pencils, and charcoal.
Grades 5-8
classes this week:
Grades 1-4 Nature! Draw, Paint, Print,
and Sculpt (SC16-14) / 9am-noon may be
combined with Grades 1-4 Drawing for Kids
(SC16-15) / 1-4 pm; or
Grades 5-8 Drawing (SC16-16) / 9am-noon
may be combined with Grades 5-8 The Art of
Nature: Painting, Printmaking and Sculpture
(SC16-17) / 1-4 pm; or
Grades 5-8 Drawing (SC16-16) / 9am-noon
may be combined with Grades 5-12 Art
Audio Guide Team (SC16-18) / Monday
through Thursday, 1-4pm and Friday,
10am-4pm. Students who attend the morning
drawing class will meet up with the Audio
Team at noon on Friday.
July 18-29, 8:30am-5pm
$400 member / $425 non-member
Instructors: Stephani Thomas
and Linsey Griffin
This is a two-week program, which runs July 18-29.
Join us for an in depth artistic exploration
of children around the world. Learn about
the variety of houses, landscapes, schools,
toys, animals, clothing, food, hobbies, music,
transportation, and more. Find out how kids
around the world are like you, and how they
are different. Create drawings, paintings,
photography, sculpture, pottery, textile arts,
and jewelry. Experience musical and theatrical
forms inspired by children living on every
continent. Hear stories from many different
places. This class will give students a rare
opportunity to see the work of National
Geographic photographer Steve McCurry, most
famous for his “Afghan Girl” taken in 1985. All
are invited to a performance and exhibition
in Michener’s event pavilion on the last day
of camp.
THE ART OF NATURE:
PAINTING, PRINTMAKING
AND SCULPTURE (SC16-17)
Grades 5-8
July 18-22, 1-4 pm
Many artists love nature. They find inspiration
in the landscape, by the ocean, at sunrise and
sunset, on snowy mountaintops and sandy
deserts, in the bright sunlight and the darkest
nights. They look across landscape views, and
study tiny details in flowers, rocks, leaves,
and animals. Artists in this class will find their
inspiration in nature for original works in
drawing, painting, mixed media, and sculpture.
Instructor: Robin Lane
Learn to create mosaics by arranging colored
pieces of stone, tile, mirror, and glass on two
and three-dimensional surfaces. This class is
perfect for the student who will enjoy using
color, intricate pattern, original designs,
and found objects while learning an ancient
art form.
Grades 5-12
ART AUDIO GUIDE TEAM
(SC16-18)
July 18-22, Monday through Thursday,
1-4pm, Friday 10am-4pm
Instructors: Ruth Anderson, Adrienne
Romano and Andrea Thompson
Be part of the Art Audio Guide Team! Create
develop, write, and record original content
for our Youth Audio Tour. Broaden your
understanding of the Michener Art Museum.
Combine your love of art with your interest
in reading, writing, theater, and technology.
Go behind the scenes with Michener staff to
learn about the vault, the archives, the library,
gallery technology, and the exhibitions. Become
a permanent part of Michener exhibitions and
the visitor experience for young audiences.
Earn 18 community service hours. Students
who attend the morning drawing class will
meet up with the Audio Team at noon on
Friday. Students who attended this class in
2015 are welcome to return this summer; new
artworks will be added to the existing guide.
NEW! MAKING MOSAICS
(SC16-21)
WEEK 5: JULY 25-29
Age 5
FABULOUS FIVES (SC16-19)
July 25-29, 9am-noon or 1-4pm
Choose time when registering.
Being five is an exciting and unique time in
the development of children. In this unique
program, just for five year olds, we’ll explore
the Museum and art studio in a unique
way – created just for them! They will tour
the galleries, engaging in age appropriate art
activities and learning experiences. Students
will discover new and exciting art materials
as they produce original works in drawing,
painting, printmaking, sculpture and collage.
Grades 1-4
NEW! MAGICAL MOSAICS
(SC16-20)
July 25-29, 1-4pm
Learn to create mosaics by arranging colored
pieces of stone, tile, mirror, and glass in a
wooden frame. This class is perfect for the
student who enjoys working with color,
pattern, found objects, and three-dimensional
creations.
Learn to choose a color scheme, create a variety
of textures, work from photographs and real life,
and create a sense of depth. Develop artistic skills
while drawing and painting using watercolors
and acrylic paints on a variety of surfaces.
Grades 5-8
DRAWING AND PAINTING 2
(SC16-24)
August 1-5, 9am-noon
Explore a variety of subject matter while
working in the art studio and on easels en
plein air (“in the open air”) in the sculpture
garden. Learn about color mixing, wet and dry
brush techniques, shading, and composition
while creating original drawings and paintings.
Experiment with a variety of techniques on
paper and canvas. Mixed media work will be
incorporated into some lessons.
Grades 5-8
SCULPTURE 2 (SC16-25)
August 1-5, 1-4pm
Students will explore the art of sculpture
while working on a variety of creations of
their own, using assemblage, additive and
subtractive methods, and a variety of unique
3-D materials. They will work with clay, wire,
wood, plaster, found and natural objects and
more to create realistic and abstract threedimensional art.
There is no lunch option available the week
of July 25-29.
WEEK 6: AUGUST 1-5
DRAWING AND PAINTING 1
(SC16-23)
August 1-5, 1-4pm
Explore still life, portrait and landscape while
working in the art studio and on easels en plein
air (“in the open air”) in the sculpture garden.
August 1-5, noon-1pm
$35 for the week
Grades 6-12
FABRIC DESIGN AND SEWING
2 (SC16-26)
August 1-5, 10am-4pm
$225member/$240 non-member
Instructor: Erin Casey and Andrea
Thompson
Incorporate an interest in color and design
while creating art on fabric with permanent
dyes. Use the fabric you design in an outfit
you sew, to be modeled on the last day of
class. Students will also learn to develop
sewing patterns and create unique fashion and
accessory designs. Projects in this level 2 class
will be more complex than projects in the level
1 class offered in June; students are welcome
to take both classes. Sewing experience is
helpful. Students who took our fashion classes
Grades 5-8
$35 for the week
classes this week:
Grades 5-8 Beginning Anime (SC16-28) /
9am-noon may be combined with Grades 5-8
Working on Canvas (SC16-29) / 1-4 pm.
classes this week:
Grades 1-4 Sculpture 1 (SC16-22) /
9am-noon may be combined with
Grades 1-4 Drawing and Painting 1
(SC16-23) / 1-4pm; or Grades 5-8 Drawing
and Painting 2 (SC16-24) / 9am-noon may
be combined with Grades 5-8 Sculpture 2
(SC16-25) / 1-4pm.
Grades 5-8
ADVANCED ANIME (SC16-31)
WEEK 7: AUGUST 8-12
Grades 1-6
ALL ABOUT ART: LET’S GO TO
THE MOVIES (SC16-27)
August 8-12, 8:30am-4:30pm
Draw, paint, print, collage and sculpt your
way through the world of movies. Understand
the artistry that makes your favorite animated
and live action movies come to life. Learn how
artists tell great stories in the movies, and learn
to use your talents to tell some new stories of
your own! Students will be taken on a special
highlights mystery tour of the Museum during
this full day camp.
BEGINNING ANIME (SC16-28)
SCULPTURE 1 (SC16-22)
Grades 1-4
Grades 1-4 and Grades 5-8
Grades 5-8
Grades 1-4
Students will explore the art of sculpture
while working on a variety of creations of
their own, using assemblage, additive and
subtractive methods, and a variety of unique
3-D materials. They will work with clay, wire,
wood, plaster, found and natural objects and
more to create realistic and abstract threedimensional art.
last summer will discover new experiences
and learn new skills in this class. Families
and friends are welcome to come 30 minutes
before the end of class on Friday to enjoy an
exhibition of student work and a fashion show.
Please bring a sewing machine to class, if
you have one.
Learn to create an original Anime character and
infuse it with personality and flair. Use new
skills and techniques while working with inks,
animation cells, and mixed media to create a
series of unique anime projects.
Grades 5-8
WORKING ON CANVAS
(SC16-29)
August 8-12, 1-4 pm
Master the art of working with acrylics,
charcoal, mixed media, oil pastels, and pencil
on canvas in this class which teaches students
new skills in drawing and painting. Shading,
perspective, color, texture, composition, and
realism will be the focus.
WEEK 8: AUGUST 15-19
Grades 1-6
ALL ABOUT ART: IMAGINE
THIS! (SC16-30)
August 15-19, 8:30am-4:30pm
Draw, paint, print, collage and sculpt your way
through a world of imagination. Learn how
shading, color, texture, detail and observation
can help works of art featuring imaginary
characters, scenes, and stories come to life.
Students will be taken on a special highlights
mystery tour of the Museum during this full
day camp.
Develop an understanding of the action,
emotion and movement of Japanese manga
and anime characters. Build skills in character
development, expression, and background
design. Students will create a collaborative
anime book in addition to completing
individual projects in this class. Students who
enjoyed Beginning or Advanced Anime last
summer will expand upon and develop new
abilities in this class.
Grades 5-8
NEW! OPTICAL ILLUSIONS
(SC16-32)
August 15-19, 1-4pm
Learn to create works of art rooted in optical
illusions. Use color, pattern, design, and
imagination to create a sense of movement,
vibration, visual tricks, and distorted reality in
original works of art.
Grades 5-8
$35 for the week
classes this week:
Grades 5-8 Advanced Anime (SC16-31) /
9am-noon may be combined with Grades 5-8
New! Optical Illusions (SC16-32) / 1-4pm.

summer - James A. Michener Art Museum

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