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Main Line Art Center

Meet Our Camp DirectorPatty Papatheodore is a multi-media artist with a ocus on ne art dollswith 12 years experience as a Teaching Artist. This is Pattys third year asa Camp Director. She is also the Lead Teacher or the Art Centers OutreachPrograms or children and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities.Learn more about Patty on her website,www.pattypapatheodore.com orcontact her at artcamp@mainlineart.org.

Typical Day at Art Camp

8:55-9 amMorning half day & full day arrival

9:00 am Morning gathering

9:00-10:15 am Art period (e.g. drawing & painting)

10:15-10:30 amMorning break & snack (BYO nut-free snack)10:30-11:45 am Art period (e.g. metals & jewelry)

11:45 am Morning half day pick up

11:45 am-12:45 pm Lunch break & group activities

12:45 pm Afternoon half day arrival

12:45-2 pm Art period (e.g. ceramics & sculpture)

2-2:15 pm Afternoon break

2:15-3:30 pmArt period (e.g. mixed media) or Friday workshop withVisiting Artist (See our website for schedule)

3-3:30 pm Friday Art Party & Exhibition

3:30 pm Pick up

*Pleasenotethatwecannotguaranteethatyourchildwillworkwithinaspecifcmedium.

Inclusion Statement

Main Line Art Center is committed to a continuum of accessible education programs by providing

reasonable and appropriate accommodations in a supportive environment that fosters inclusionof people of all ages, abilities, and skill levels. If your child will require any accommodations to

participate meaningfully in our programs, please contact the staff one month prior to the startof session at artcamp@mainlineart.org or 610.525.0272.

Main Line Art Center746 Panmure Road | Haverord, PA 19041610.525.0272 | www.mainlineart.org

Teen StudiosMain Line Art Center also oers teen intensives in drawing andpainting, jewelry and metalwork, ashion design and illustration,printmaking, glassblowing, computer arts, portolio development

and more. Under the guidance o proessional Teaching Artists,students build technical skills as they prepare or a career or urtherstudies in visual arts. Visit our website or more inormation or emailino@mainlineart.org or a brochure.

Teaching Artist Assistants NeededWere looking or individuals 15 years and older who shareour enthusiasm or art and are eager or classroom experience.

Teaching Artist Assistants (TAA) must commit to working 8:45 am-3:30 pm or at least one ull session. TAAs are unpaid, but earn adiscount on tuition based on hours worked. Download an applicationin the About Us section o our website.

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At Summer Art Camp, young artists thrive asthey are immersed in a world o imagination!Each session includes high-quality instructionthrough unique projects designed to harnessthe creativity within every child. Campers explorethe undamentals o drawing, painting, ceramics,sculpture, mixed media and jewelry and metals withproessional Teaching Artists in a un and relaxedenvironment. Camp is broken down into age groupswith low student to teacher ratios to ensure thatprojects challenge and engage campers.

Each Friday we welcome a Visiting Artist related tothe theme to enhance learning. The week concludeswith a celebration and a gallery exhibition o camperartwork or riends and amily. Young artists leave ourcamp with new skills in collaboration, critical thinking,problem solving and sel-expression. At Main Line ArtCenter, children develop a oundation or learning and

a passion or the arts that they can build on or therest o their lives.

About the ThemeTheres no need to travel ar and wideto learn about art! Passports arentrequired when you learn to see theart all around us in our community.

Each week takes on a new theme,so campers can build their skillsover multiple sessions withoutrepeating projects. From park side,to countryside, the mountains to

the urban jungle, the possibilitiesare endless or creative inspiration!

ARTCAMP2012June18-August3111One-WeekSessionsAges4-5:HalfDay(MorningOnly).

Ages6-13:HalfDayorFullDay.

Become a Member Today!Make the un last all year longby becoming a Member oMain Line Art Center. Membersenjoy reduced rates on campclasses, amily workshops andbirthday parties, discounts atlocal supply stores, invitationsto special events and more.Gits are tax deductible.

Child (under 18): $40

Household: $75All amily members inimmediate householdenjoy benets.

Friend: $175Support community outreach andscholarships as a Contributing Member.All amily members in immediatehousehold enjoy benets, plus velimited-edition note cards.

Pricing Before Care, 8-9 am

$35 per week or $10 per day

Half Day & Pre-Teen StudiosMorning: 9-11:45 amAfternoon: 12:45-3:30 pm$195 Member/$220 Non-Member

Lunch Care, 11:45 am-12:45 pm$35 per week or $10 per day

Full Day, 9 am-3:30 pm$355 Member/$380 Non-Member

After Care, 3:30-6 pm$100 per week or $25 per day

Session C is our daysand prorated:

Hal Day: $156 M/$176 NMFull Day: $284 M/$304 NM

Note: 50% tuition dueat time of registration.Please see registrationpolicies.

Registration PolPlease read carefully as some

changed. For questions or con

email artcamp@mainlineart.or

Deadline to register isFriday prior to each se

Deposit and Balance PThe balance or camp sessiobe paid in ull by May 10 andby June 14. A 50% deposit istime o registration. Failure tothe deadlines may result in yable to attend camp.

Required FormsThe Art Center does not sendunless an email is provided. Y

an inormation packet and Mcompleted orms prior to the can also be downloaded in adthe website.

Withdrawal PolicyWithdrawals made more thanthe start o a session will resuless a $50 processing ee. Rgiven or withdrawals made lebeore the start o the sessio

Schedule (select one per timeslot):

A B D EJune June July July

18-22 25-29 9-13 16-20

Morning DP1 JM2 DP3 JM49-11:45 CR1 DA2 CR3 DP4

Afternoon PH1 CR2 PH3 CR412:45-3:30 JM1 DP2 JM3 DA4

Intensives:

Drawing & Painting (DP)

Jewelry & Metalwork (JM)

Ceramics: Throwing & Handbuilding (CR)

Photography (PH)

Digital Arts (DA)

A June 18-22: Down on the Farm From papier mache animals to plantable,handmade papers, the arm and armers markets are ertile ground or young artists.

B June 25-29: The Great OutdoorsThe PA landscape is as varied as the artiststhat were inspired by it! Create sh prints, ceramic animal shakers, tissue paper riverscenes and other works o art that capture the beauty o Mother Nature.

C July 2-July 6 (4 days, no July 4): Home is Where the Art is Housescome in all shapes and sizes, and we explore them all this week. Design homes o theuture, imagine underwater lairs, and build entire neighborhoods limited only by

your creativity.

D July 9-13: Philly Food: From Cheesesteaks to TastykakesOn themenu this week: Tasty projects you can sink your teeth into! Youre the Master Che as

you concoct masterpieces inspired by ood.

E July 16-20: On the Line: Philadelphias SuburbsHitch a ride romPhiladelphia to Lancaster, PA and gather artistic inspiration along the way. Designa colorul train car to ride the rails or ashion a uturistic automobile out o clay.

F July 23-27: Sports & RecreationWhen arts and sports intersect, everyonewins! Commemorate your avorite sport or athlete with a painting, create a medal tor a champion or build your very own action gure. Game on!

G July 30-August 3: The Art of PlayDesign the playground o your dreamsor the next it toy. Dazzle your riends and amily by creating a board game thatwill knock their socks o.

H August 6-10: The City of Brotherly LoveTip your hat to William Penn!Build scenic city-scapes, create portraits o amous Philadelphians and bring

history to lie with your visual creations.I August 13-17: Birds Eye View: Native Wildlife & Plants Stretch yourartistic wings! Build birdhouses using ound objects, plant a garden o fowers

and veggies made o elt, cardboard or clay, or make your own woodlandcreature this wild week!

J August 20-24: Celebrate Arts & Culture Philadelphiaa cultural hot spot? You betcha! From mural-making to recreatingamous paintings at the Barnes, and ound object sculptures at thePlease Touch, were crazy or arts and culture!

KAugust 27-31: Zoo-a-palooza!Bring out your inner artanimal! Make a larger than lie zoo mural, create unique reptilehouse prints, and let the patterns and textures o animals inspire

you to create masterpieces that youre truly wild about!

*Projects listed are meant to provide examples of howthe themes will be incorporated into the program.

Back by popular demand, the Art Center is continuing special Pre-Teen Studios. Campers select a morning and/or ateintensive where they will have more time to ocus on a single medium and hone their skills while working cl osely with aTeaching Artist. Each session eatures new projects so young artists can continue their artistic studies. Lunch care is incampers registered or both morning and aternoon Pre-Teen Studios. Hal-day campers in need o lunch care should radvance.

Pre-teens join our regular camp for sessions C and FK.