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CalColor Academy Summer Camp offers children's art camp and art summer camp for kids that include fine art and drawing activities. The program includes Fine Art - Kids, Fine Art - Teen, Digital Art, art classes, and a drawing class.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Class options Tuesday–Friday afternoons and early evenings, and Saturday–Sunday daytime hours
CalColor Academy is a fine art school for youth age 4–18 years old with children's art camp and art summer camp for kids programs and art classes in Fremont, San Jose, Mountain View, Newark, Cupertino, and Belmont. The program follows a systematic and innovative curriculum design with courses that combine imaginative thinking, professional techniques, and dedicated teaching, and it offers one free trial class to all new students. CalColor Academy is described as the largest professional art school in the San Francisco Bay Area, and it established CalColor online school in 2020.
Lan Liu is CalColor’s Principal. The school’s history includes a home studio founded by Lan from 2009 to 2013 with 100 students, the launch of the Fremont studio and CalColor Academy brand in 2014, becoming the largest art school in the East Bay in 2016, and the openings of the Mountain View campus in 2017, Cupertino campus in 2018, San Jose and Newark campuses in 2019, and Belmont campus in 2023, when CalColor celebrated its 10-year anniversary. The mission of CalColor Academy is to inspire youth to cultivate an individual artistic voice and enrich the community through visual arts education, exhibitions, and lecture series, with a professional team dedicated to providing a safe, fun, and inclusive learning environment for students.
CalColor Academy reports that 100% of students received a score of 4 or 5 on AP Art, a 90% top art college acceptance rate, an average scholarship award of $100,000, and more than 150 yearly Scholastic Art award winners, and it is described as Bay Area Parents’ #1 Choice and the largest art school in the San Francisco Bay Area. Parent testimonials describe the school as encouraging creativity with in-class participation and homework assignments, offering small class sizes with more personalized instruction, and including a mix of oil painting, watercolor, clay, and drawing. Parents also report that teachers are patient and caring, that weekly projects are fun and well designed, that the curriculum allows kids to try different materials and appreciate famous artists’ masterpieces, and that teachers respect the uniqueness and creativity of each child.
Last updated April 9, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Class options Tuesday–Friday afternoons and early evenings, and Saturday–Sunday daytime hours
CalColor Academy is a fine art school for youth age 4–18 years old with children's art camp and art summer camp for kids programs and art classes in Fremont, San Jose, Mountain View, Newark, Cupertino, and Belmont. The program follows a systematic and innovative curriculum design with courses that combine imaginative thinking, professional techniques, and dedicated teaching, and it offers one free trial class to all new students. CalColor Academy is described as the largest professional art school in the San Francisco Bay Area, and it established CalColor online school in 2020.
Lan Liu is CalColor’s Principal. The school’s history includes a home studio founded by Lan from 2009 to 2013 with 100 students, the launch of the Fremont studio and CalColor Academy brand in 2014, becoming the largest art school in the East Bay in 2016, and the openings of the Mountain View campus in 2017, Cupertino campus in 2018, San Jose and Newark campuses in 2019, and Belmont campus in 2023, when CalColor celebrated its 10-year anniversary. The mission of CalColor Academy is to inspire youth to cultivate an individual artistic voice and enrich the community through visual arts education, exhibitions, and lecture series, with a professional team dedicated to providing a safe, fun, and inclusive learning environment for students.
CalColor Academy reports that 100% of students received a score of 4 or 5 on AP Art, a 90% top art college acceptance rate, an average scholarship award of $100,000, and more than 150 yearly Scholastic Art award winners, and it is described as Bay Area Parents’ #1 Choice and the largest art school in the San Francisco Bay Area. Parent testimonials describe the school as encouraging creativity with in-class participation and homework assignments, offering small class sizes with more personalized instruction, and including a mix of oil painting, watercolor, clay, and drawing. Parents also report that teachers are patient and caring, that weekly projects are fun and well designed, that the curriculum allows kids to try different materials and appreciate famous artists’ masterpieces, and that teachers respect the uniqueness and creativity of each child.
Last updated April 9, 2026.
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