A unique opportunity for teens to learn how to paint a large scale mural, connect with other teens, and get involved in the community. Students will collaborate, learn new techniques, create a design and paint a mural . The first 2 days will focus on planning, learning from artists and practicing skills necessary for implementation. The mural will be painted on a large movable panel over the last 3 days and displayed on Main St. during the Park City Kimball Arts Festival.
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Watercolor
Go with the flow of watercolors in this camp and practice your color skills, brush work and control of the media. Each day explore a different subject matter, grow your ideas and enjoy the wonderful media of watercolor. Because each student is unique, projects may be altered and one-on-one instruction will be given to suit each student’s skills, talents, knowledge, and interest level.
Handbuilding
This clay hand-building camp introduces students to various techniques and glazing. Student will learn techniques such as coil building and slab construction to gain a better understanding and appreciation of the ceramic medium.
All work will be fired and ready for pick up in the Kimball Art Center lobby 7-14 days after your class. We do not ship class work.
If you have not received an email from us after 2 weeks, please check the lobby. If artwork is not picked up after 60 days it will be recycled.
Deep Dive into Drawing
Practice various exercises to build confidence in the basics of drawing using many methods with a range of materials, including colored paper, graphite, charcoal, pastels, pens and more.
Painting and Color Exploration
Express yourself while building upon the basic principles and foundations of painting. Practice the basics of color theory, proper application of paint, and fundamentals of composition and design. Because each student is unique, projects may be altered and one-on-one instruction will be given to suit each student’s skills, talents, knowledge, and interest level.
Wheel Throwing 1
Practice the basics of the potter’s wheel and make clay creations like cups, plates, and bowls. As students advance and build confidence, they can tackle additional wheel-thrown designs. Because each student is unique, projects may be altered and one-on-one instruction will be given to suit each student’s skills, talents, knowledge, and interest level.
