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Summer
Camps at the
Hunter
Museum
Give
your kids a memorable experience!
The
Hunter
Museum
will
offer four exciting camps this summer for children ages 5 to 13. All
camps incorporate physical activities, art making and reflective
reading or writing. Camps are taught by talented and experienced art
teachers and are facilitated by energetic counselors. All supplies
and snacks (one snack for half-day sessions and two for full-day
sessions) are included in the camp cost. Packed lunches are
required.
For more information or
to register your child for camp, please call or email
Erin Noseworthy at
423.752.2051 or enoseworthy@huntermuseum.org.
Title:
Paint it Green! Environmental Art
Age:
5 to 6 years old *Children must be
potty trained*
Date:
June 23 to 27, first session 8:45
a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; second session 1:30 to 5:15 p.m.
Registration
Deadline: June 9, 2008
Cost:
$80 members, $100 non-members
Description:
Campers will discover their
environment anew as they explore works of art in the Hunter collection and make
their own outdoor masterpieces and other works of art inspired by the natural
world. Campers will go Green as they uncover fun ways to recycle, sculpt with
found objects, and beautify their environment.
This camp is offered in
the morning and again in the afternoon. Children may register for
one session only.
Title:
Acting Like Artists: Art and
Theater
Age:
7 to 9 years old
Date:
July 7 to July 11, 8:30 a.m. to
5:15 p.m.
Registration
Deadline: June 23, 2008
Cost:
$160 members, $200 non-members
Description:
Did you know that theater
is art AND there’s art
in theater? Join the Hunter
this summer for a week of acting, writing, prop building and set design.
Campers will get into character by portraying artists in the Hunter’s
collection and by creating works of art in their artist’s style. Then, be
inspired by working as a team with other campers to build a set and props for
the final production. The week will draw to a close with a play worthy of a
standing ovation!
Title:
From Real to Anime!
Age:
10 to 13 years old
Date:
July 14 to July 18, 8:30 a.m. to
5:15 p.m.
Registration
Deadline: June 30, 2008
Cost:
$160 members, $200 non-members
Description:
Did you know that your eyes are
actually in the middle of your head? At least they are in works of art… This is
just one of many tricks artists use when drawing, painting or sculpting people.
The master artists in the Hunter’s collection will teach campers all the
secrets to capturing the most popular subject in art – people! Then, children
will put those skills to the test as they squish, stretch and animate the human
form while exploring, experimenting and creating with one of today’s most
popular art forms – cartooning.
Title:
Aquart: Sand and Water Meet Glass
Age:
7-8
Date:
July 28 – August 1, 9 a.m. – 4
p.m.
* Registration: Contact the
Tennessee Aquarium to register for this camp. See instructions
below.
Cost:
$140 members, $190 non-members
Description:
Sand is so much more than soil—it can be castle-building material,
animal habitat or a basic ingredient in artistic expression. The Hunter Museum
of American Art teams up with the Tennessee Aquarium to take campers on a
voyage of discovery to learn about sand and its uses in the worlds of art and
nature. This camp gives youngsters the opportunity to learn and play in the
place where art and animals meet. Campers will experience sand as soil, as an
animal product, as an engine that drives animal adaptations and as a medium in
art. As part of the experience campers will explore the Hunter’s special
exhibition of glass work by renowned artist William Morris. Early registration
is open to members of both the
Hunter
Museum
and the Aquarium.
Pick-up and drop-off for “Aquart” are at the Aquarium.
*
Member Registration for Aquart is through the Aquarium on Monday,
March 3, beginning at 9 am. Non-Member Registration is Monday, March
17, beginning at 9 am. Register
your child on-line at http://www.tnaqua.org
or by phone at (423) 785-4176 from 9 am to 4:45 pm.
** The
Hunter
Museum
reserves the right to
cancel camps up to two weeks before the start of a camp with full
refunds. Cancellation on the part of the registrant will be honored
with a full refund up to two weeks prior to the beginning of a camp.
In the case of a cancellation after the two week deadline the Hunter
reserves the right to charge the registrant half the camp
registration fee.
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