The Art Conspiracy Summer Arts Program
Amity Middle School, PO Box 283, Amity, OR 97378
About
The Art Conspiracy Summer Arts Program is an intensive two week summer arts program that offers some ten different classes, each lasting 2 ½ hours daily for the duration of the two weeks. Classes are limited to no more than ten students each. The program is also initiating art classes for adults for the first time, with adult workshops of 3 or 4 weeks duration and each session 2 or 3 hours long depending on the instructor and medium requirements.
• Schedule: June 15–26, 2026; intensive two week summer arts program, with some ten different classes meeting 2 ½ hours daily for two weeks; adult workshops run 3 or 4 weeks with 2–3 hour sessions
Marking its 25th year, the Summer Arts Program is part of the Art Conspiracy’s mission to further the creation, understanding, and appreciation of the arts in the Western Yamhill Valley. The mission also includes encouraging public participation in the arts and promoting educational and cultural programs in small, rural communities, as well as supporting and encouraging artists both young and old in the arts and crafts. Community involvement includes working with existing groups, holding matting workshops for young artists who wish to participate in local art shows, providing additional awards for young people in the Daffodil Festival, assisting students with entries in the Sheridan Days Art Show, and cooperating with the Willamina Chamber Group by organizing and gathering student entries from across the county for the Coastal Hills Student Art Show. The program hires professional artists and/or certified art teachers to instruct the classes.
Last updated December 27, 2025.
• Schedule: June 15–26, 2026; intensive two week summer arts program, with some ten different classes meeting 2 ½ hours daily for two weeks; adult workshops run 3 or 4 weeks with 2–3 hour sessions
Marking its 25th year, the Summer Arts Program is part of the Art Conspiracy’s mission to further the creation, understanding, and appreciation of the arts in the Western Yamhill Valley. The mission also includes encouraging public participation in the arts and promoting educational and cultural programs in small, rural communities, as well as supporting and encouraging artists both young and old in the arts and crafts. Community involvement includes working with existing groups, holding matting workshops for young artists who wish to participate in local art shows, providing additional awards for young people in the Daffodil Festival, assisting students with entries in the Sheridan Days Art Show, and cooperating with the Willamina Chamber Group by organizing and gathering student entries from across the county for the Coastal Hills Student Art Show. The program hires professional artists and/or certified art teachers to instruct the classes.
Last updated December 27, 2025.
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