Summer Session 7: Vincent van Gogh Week July 27-31 Small Classes with Individual Attention

This program offers an in-depth exploration of the artistic techniques and historical significance of Vincent van Gogh. Students will examine the artist’s approach to color, texture, and expressive mark-making through guided studies and creative projects. Using a variety of media, participants will produce works inspired by Van Gogh’s major paintings and themes while gaining insight into Post-Impressionism. This week emphasizes observation, technique, and personal expression.

Campers will get their own camp shirt to wear for the week, which they will keep in the studio to use as a smock.

Spend the morning being creative in the art studio with us!

9:00am- Arrival/ Introduction to lesson/demonstration
9:20-10:30 – Work in Studio
10:30am – Break for snack. Bring our snacks to the tables in the cafe across from the studio.
10:50- Take a walk down the “Longest Hallway in the Western Hemisphere” to get some exercise and move around.
11:00am – Continue working in the art studio
12:30pm – Lunch in the cafe.
1:00pm – Dismissal

Pack:
– water
– snack
– lunch
– sweater

Students will be working with Mrs. Sherman and junior counselor Danielle, a college student studying architecture!