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Art for Children – Summer Art Camp includes drawing, painting, paper machè, collage, building, costume design, fabric details and outlay, and Mark Making. Summer Art Camp offers optional daily art prompts, and children are also encouraged to bring their own ideas. All supplies in studio art classes are included in the prices for beginner and intermediate students.
• Ages: 5–12 years old
• Schedule: Summer Art Camp 2025 runs in one-week sessions, Tuesday through Friday, 9:00 AM to noon.
• Price: Summer Art Camp 2025 costs $225 per week, with a $25 non-refundable deposit required to reserve a spot. Classes with 4–10 children cost $140 per month for a weekly 60-minute class, and the drop-in rate is $25.
Summer Art Camp 2025 is arranged Tuesday through Friday, beginning at 9:00 AM and ending at noon, with camp dates June 10–13, June 17–20, June 24–27, July 8–11, July 15–18, July 22–25, July 29–August 1, and August 5–8, for a total of nine weeks of sessions. A $25 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve a Summer Art Camp spot and to choose the week, with the balance paid in full on the first morning of the child’s camp week. Payments can be made with cash, checks, Venmo, and Charter School Funds from Harvest Ridge School, and drop-in sessions are available for visiting friends and siblings.
The studio is described as a creative space and a safe place to begin making drawings and paintings, and is referred to as an atelier or art studio/workshop that offers a wide variety of natural and man-made materials for artistic expression. The mission of the studio includes talking and painting, laughing, sometimes sharing a poem or a story, working hard to give dignity to one’s own creative process and to the ways that others make their art, learning to see details, learning to see well, and learning to take longer spaces of time to look. The instructor has studied the Reggio Emilia pedagogy in Early Childhood Education options, and the studio emphasizes Reggio Emilia practice, with the atelier described as “the third teacher.” The program focuses on children forming knowledgeable relationships to tools such as paint pigment and brushes, Sharpie pens, Microns, graphite drawing pencils, and pastels.
Art for Children was filmed in a documentary in June 2022 and was referred to in the film as an atelier, and the instructor has been creating this studio space for a decade. The instructor works at the Crocker Art Museum. April is designated as the month of Dummy Design, when each young artist creates a character with an art dummy.
Last updated February 11, 2026.
• Ages: 5–12 years old
• Schedule: Summer Art Camp 2025 runs in one-week sessions, Tuesday through Friday, 9:00 AM to noon.
• Price: Summer Art Camp 2025 costs $225 per week, with a $25 non-refundable deposit required to reserve a spot. Classes with 4–10 children cost $140 per month for a weekly 60-minute class, and the drop-in rate is $25.
Summer Art Camp 2025 is arranged Tuesday through Friday, beginning at 9:00 AM and ending at noon, with camp dates June 10–13, June 17–20, June 24–27, July 8–11, July 15–18, July 22–25, July 29–August 1, and August 5–8, for a total of nine weeks of sessions. A $25 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve a Summer Art Camp spot and to choose the week, with the balance paid in full on the first morning of the child’s camp week. Payments can be made with cash, checks, Venmo, and Charter School Funds from Harvest Ridge School, and drop-in sessions are available for visiting friends and siblings.
The studio is described as a creative space and a safe place to begin making drawings and paintings, and is referred to as an atelier or art studio/workshop that offers a wide variety of natural and man-made materials for artistic expression. The mission of the studio includes talking and painting, laughing, sometimes sharing a poem or a story, working hard to give dignity to one’s own creative process and to the ways that others make their art, learning to see details, learning to see well, and learning to take longer spaces of time to look. The instructor has studied the Reggio Emilia pedagogy in Early Childhood Education options, and the studio emphasizes Reggio Emilia practice, with the atelier described as “the third teacher.” The program focuses on children forming knowledgeable relationships to tools such as paint pigment and brushes, Sharpie pens, Microns, graphite drawing pencils, and pastels.
Art for Children was filmed in a documentary in June 2022 and was referred to in the film as an atelier, and the instructor has been creating this studio space for a decade. The instructor works at the Crocker Art Museum. April is designated as the month of Dummy Design, when each young artist creates a character with an art dummy.
Last updated February 11, 2026.
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