Kimball Art Center

Park City, Utah Art Center

Tuesday

PC Compass Camp: Wearable Art

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Get creative and make art you can wear! In this hands-on camp, kids will explore a variety of exciting techniques to design one-of-a-kind wearable creations. Projects include cyanotype sun printing, bleach painting, collage art on graphic tees, and block printing. Campers will experiment with color, pattern, and texture while making unique pieces they can proudly show off. Perfect for young artists who love hands-on creativity and wearable projects!

This camp is suited for ages 9-13 only. This camp is offsite.




















PC Compass Camp: Cartooning & Comics

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Campers develop their own storyboards and characters to create a comic book. Anatomy, facial expressions and different cartooning techniques are covered as well as a variety of art materials from pens to paint.

This camp is suited for ages 6-9. This camp is Offsite.




















Advanced Wheel Throwing Summer Session 2 – 6 weeks

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Join us for an 8 week in-depth exploration of clay on the potter’s wheel. This class is perfect for clay artists who are comfortable throwing on the wheel and eager to expand their practice with new skills and advanced techniques. Learn through expert demonstrations, hands-on practice, and mentorship from our experienced teaching artist, all while collaborating with peers. This class is not intended for beginner potters. Please check our calendar to find a more appropriate course.

Note on firing: All work will be fired and ready for pick up in the Kimball Art Center 7-14 days after your class. We do not ship class work. If artwork is not picked up after 60 days it will be recycled. *Since artwork may look different after firing, make your pottery or sculpture recognizable by carving a signature into your piece. 

The $50 material fee includes a bag of clay, with options including Rods Bod, Death Valley, and Stoney White. Porcelain is not included. Students wishing to use porcelain can get their material fee refunded and purchase porcelain separately at the front desk.



Advanced Wheel Throwing Summer Session 1 – 8 weeks

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Join us for an eight week in-depth exploration of clay on the potter’s wheel. This class is perfect for clay artists who are comfortable throwing on the wheel and eager to expand their practice with new skills and advanced techniques. Learn through expert demonstrations, hands-on practice, and mentorship from our experienced teaching artist, all while collaborating with peers. This class is not intended for beginner potters. Please check our calendar to find a more appropriate course.

Note on firing: All work will be fired and ready for pick up in the Kimball Art Center 7-14 days after your class. We do not ship class work. If artwork is not picked up after 60 days it will be recycled. *Since artwork may look different after firing, make your pottery or sculpture recognizable by carving a signature into your piece. 

The $50 material fee includes a bag of clay, with options including Rods Bod, Death Valley, and Stoney White. Porcelain is not included. Students wishing to use porcelain can get their material fee refunded and purchase porcelain separately at the front desk.



Fashion Design & Illustration

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Kids will step into the world of fashion design and illustration in this camp. Learning how to sketch ideas, create unique outfits, and bring their clothing concepts to life on paper. Campers will explore color, patterns, and textures while experimenting with different techniques, gaining confidence in their creativity and developing their own style. By the end of the week, they’ll have a collection of original designs they can be proud of!

This camp is suited for ages 6-12 only. No camp Aug 7th

Small Worlds: Miniature Room Design

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In this imaginative camp, tweens will design and construct detailed miniature rooms and environments from start to finish. Students will explore scale, spatial design, and storytelling while working with a variety of materials to build furniture, architectural details, and decorative elements. Emphasizing creativity, problem-solving, and personal style, this camp invites tweens to create small worlds that reflect big ideas.