About
Dragonfly Art Studio Summer Camp offers week-long summer camps that include art classes and workshops where campers work with painting and sketching, sculpture, photography, textiles, sewing, printmaking, recycled art, folk art, paper creations, and styles such as Japanese, New Mexican, Latin American, Asian, Grecian, Cuban, and African art. Each summer camp week has a different theme, and the themes vary each summer. Campers learn about different artists throughout history and study their signature styles and techniques, then interpret those styles and create their own pieces using the same materials.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
• Schedule: Week-long summer camps offered in June, July, and August
Dragonfly Art Studio is led by owner and creator Oceanna Holton, an artist with a degree in Fine Arts who has been teaching children for over 21 years. The studio states that staff share a commitment to creative expression, support, and attentive supervision at all times with a low student-to-teacher ratio. The studio’s mission states that it is a place where kids and adults can express themselves through art, learn new techniques, and have fun, with classes that allow participants to explore a range of different materials and techniques and discover how to be creative and learn new skills. The mission also states that through the arts, children learn to think creatively, build confidence, are challenged to solve problems, and develop their ability to focus.
One parent, Katie Arnold, describes Dragonfly as “a den of industry, in the very best way,” and notes that children learn about artists such as Picasso and Frida Kahlo and then create their own works in those traditions. In her testimonial, she describes the studio as buzzing with energy and inspiration, with coats and bags put away when children arrive, jazz or classical music playing while they work, and each child addressed as an artist. She also notes that her daughters explore their creativity with confidence and curiosity, with time for fresh air, short walks for inspiration, sketching, and photo-taking.
Last updated August 1, 2026.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
• Schedule: Week-long summer camps offered in June, July, and August
Dragonfly Art Studio is led by owner and creator Oceanna Holton, an artist with a degree in Fine Arts who has been teaching children for over 21 years. The studio states that staff share a commitment to creative expression, support, and attentive supervision at all times with a low student-to-teacher ratio. The studio’s mission states that it is a place where kids and adults can express themselves through art, learn new techniques, and have fun, with classes that allow participants to explore a range of different materials and techniques and discover how to be creative and learn new skills. The mission also states that through the arts, children learn to think creatively, build confidence, are challenged to solve problems, and develop their ability to focus.
One parent, Katie Arnold, describes Dragonfly as “a den of industry, in the very best way,” and notes that children learn about artists such as Picasso and Frida Kahlo and then create their own works in those traditions. In her testimonial, she describes the studio as buzzing with energy and inspiration, with coats and bags put away when children arrive, jazz or classical music playing while they work, and each child addressed as an artist. She also notes that her daughters explore their creativity with confidence and curiosity, with time for fresh air, short walks for inspiration, sketching, and photo-taking.
Last updated August 1, 2026.
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