Summer Camps 2021

Artstudio 4 Kids Summer Camps

During COVID19 our camps are much smaller with additional safety and sanitation procedures in place.

Good news! Art in the Garden will continue this summer with 6 weekly in-person sessions.
 
Your young artists will create projects inspired by different art movements using the same techniques, materials and concepts as the renowned masters.
 
Each workshop will incorporate a wide variety of projects inspired by the week’s theme that will spark creativity and stimulate exploration through drawing, painting with different medias, sculpture (clay, plaster, paper mache, building with recycled materials) and fiber arts (sewing, weaving or felting).
Covid19 guidelines observed:
I will check each student’s temperature as they arrive and ask them to use hand sanitizer. Please do not come to class if you notice that your child as a cold or isn’t feeling well. We will be Socially distanced and use separate materials in an outdoors setting. Masks are required.

Each session is 9:30am – 2:00pm
$360 per session except session 4 ($288)
Session 1: June 14-18th
Theme: Food
Session 4: July 6-9th
Theme: Art from around the World 1
Session 2: June 21-25th
Theme: Ocean 1
Session 5: August 9-13th
Theme: Ocean 2
Session 3: June 28-2nd
Theme: Imagination
Session 6: August 16-20th
Theme: Art from around the World 2
Each student will get a personal caddy with basic art supplies they will use during the week and there will be no shared materials. Please bring a snack and lunch; we will break for snack and lunch in the garden. Each weeklong camp is:
  • limited to a maximum of 8 children;
  • open to children in grades 1-6th;
  • consistent with safety protocols according to California guidelines;
  • in person;
  • in an outdoor garden patio setting: 815 Puente Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93110

During COVID19 our camps are much smaller with additional safety and sanitation procedures in place.
 
Each day we plan a well-paced line up of projects involving a wide variety of materials, subjects and art principles. We might start with a weaving project, continue with a clay sculpture and finish with a painting started the previous day. Your young artist gets to take home his box filled with all his creations: we call it the treasure box!