Imaginarium June 20-24Creativity is key in this fun packed week of imagination and invention! Campers will think up new ways to get creative as we look at artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, who used his artistry to invent fantastic machines and apparatus-es. We will get inspired by artists influenced by sci-ence and nature, such as Theo Jansen’s wind-walk-ing machines, and create fanciful sculptures and drawings of our own using a variety of materials and techniques! Students will examine form, function, balance, and design as they use their imaginations to the fullest. (Fieldtrip)

IMPORTANT NOTES: Morning Sessions run from 9:00 am-12:15 pm Afternoon Sessions run from 1:15 pm-4:30 pm Full Day Campers should bring a brown bag lunch; they will have the option for supervised indoor/outdoor recreation during their lunch break.Before Care is available from 8:00-9:00am for an additional $35/week. After Care is available from 4:30-5:30pm for an additional $35/week.

Artful Antics June 13-17 Visual art principles and foundations, great beginnings for any art making, are the subjects of this first week of Camp! Both new and returning Campers will have fun learning about, experimenting with, and applying art “rules” to their artwork. Campers will mix water-based paints, and use ordinary and extraordinary drawing and sculpting materials, such as charcoal, chalks, homemade paper, and recyclable toys and papers in their explorations of art fundamentals! (Guest Artist)

Art Attack! June 27-July 1Dive into the thrilling world of modern and contemporary art mak-ing! Students will engage with color, line, shape, pattern, and symbols through painting, collage, printmaking, found-object sculpture, and more to discover exciting ideas, bold colors, and unusual materials while being inspired by well-known wild artists, such as Vincent Van Gogh and Jackson Pollock, and contemporary masters like painter Cy Twombly. We will push the boundaries of art in this week of Art Attack! (Guest Artist)

PLEASE NOTE: NO camp the

week of July 4th.

Questions? Call: 513-562-8748 Email: commed@artacademy.edu

CAMP ART ACADEMYCamp Art Academy is an award-winning, memorable art

experience for your camper. Balancing technical instruc-tion with freedom of self-expression, Camp Art Academy’s

curriculum includes fundamental visual art skill building activi-ties, two and three dimensional hands-on experiences, top-notch

guest artists and creative problem solving with lots of fun! Morn-ings focus on 2-D art and afternoons “take it to the next level” with

3-D projects. Classes are held at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center.

Mail in your registration form or register online at: http://activenet018.active.com/artacademyce

Camp Art Academy will cultivate and direct your child’s creativity and imagination in the visual arts.Small class sizes ensure each child receives individual attention.Campers work with unique and unusual art materials to unlock creativity.Campers are grouped by age with activities that maximize interest.Taught by highly trained artists and art educators from an accredited institution.

Turning 13? Check out our Teen Academy classes, which provide deeper art fundamentals for ages 13-17! Explore drawing and painting, film and animation, design and more. Call 513-562-8748, or visit our website for details.

The Bobbi Vallery Memorial Fund was established in 2013 in loving memory of Bob-bi Vallery who worked a dedicated 13 years as Camp Art Academy and Art For Kids Director. Her work helped children in need gain access to art through the pursuit of scholarship funds. Bobbi is remembered for her enthusiasm and belief that all children should have the opportuni-ty to study art and embrace their artistic abilities.

To donate today, call 513-562-8748.

Imaginarium June 20-24Creativity is key in this fun packed week of imagination and invention! Campers will think up new ways to get creative as we look at artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, who used his artistry to invent fantastic machines and apparatus-es. We will get inspired by artists influenced by sci-ence and nature, such as Theo Jansen’s wind-walk-ing machines, and create fanciful sculptures and drawings of our own using a variety of materials and techniques! Students will examine form, function, balance, and design as they use their imaginations to the fullest. (Fieldtrip)

6 one-week themes!Full Day or Half Day Camp!

Art Along the Nile: Egypt July 11-15

Campers will travel back to the days of the Pharaohs to discover the wonders

of art and culture from Ancient Egypt. Students will learn to make their own paper

like Egyptian Papyrus, decode authentic hieroglyphs, explore portraits of pharaohs, build

pottery and sarcophagi, and look at artists who will ignite their curiosity. (Fieldtrip)

Comic Jam! July 25-29 In this popular class, Campers explore character de-velopment, super hero identities, drawing techniques, comic book layout, and more! Morning sessions focus on illustration techniques like transfer/copy, storyboarding, perspective, shading, adding dimen-sion to characters, and even drawing from costumed models. Afternoons add a 3-D element to characters with mobiles, clay, and optical illusion. Bring your sto-ries to life in this exciting Comic Jam! (Guest Artist)

Picture It! Art that tells a Story July 18-22 Campers will feed their imaginations as we in-vestigate visual story telling through illustration, dioramas, and comic strips. This week, students will look at the works of Symbolist and Surrealist artists who mix reality with imagination and fan-tasy, and create some truly extraordinary projects based on tales of their own. Inspired by myths, legends, and stories such as Aesop’s fables, Campers will build a mesmerizing fantasy land-scape through which their imaginations can run wild. (Fieldtrip)

CAMP LOCATION:Clifton Cultural Arts Center encompasses and preserves 57,000 square feet of historicallysignificant space. The facility features large studios, an expansive lawn for outdoor camp activities, and is conveniently located at 3711 Clifton Avenue (45220).

Register with the Art Academy of Cincinnati, online, by mail, or over the phone.Parents who enroll their children in Camp Art Academy grant permission for use of any visual record of campers and their artwork for educational or publicity purposes, or on our website. Camp offerings, dates, fees, and facilities are subject to change without notice.

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Camp Art Academy Registration FormOnline registration available at:

http://activenet018.active.com/artacademyceSend paper form to:

Art Academy of Cincinnati; CE Department 1212 Jackson Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202

Phone: 513-562-8748 | Fax: 513-562-8778 Email: commed@artacademy.edu

PLEASE FILL OUT THE FORM COMPLETELY. Copy form as needed for additional campers.

Camper Name Date of Birth Age

Address City State ZIP

Gender GradeSchool Attending

CLASS REGISTRATION

Parent/Guardian Name(s)

Emergency Contact

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PAYMENT METHODCheck one of the following: Check Money Order Master/Visa/AmEx(Make checks payable to: Art Academy of Cincinnati)

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Please select carefully. Withdrawal must be received by at least one week prior to class start. Programs are subject to change. The AAC reserves the right to cancel programs and only under these circumstances are fees refundable. Classes are held at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center.

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ImaginariumArtful Antics

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Before Camp Care | 8:00-9:00 am | $35/wkAfter Camp Care | 4:30-5:30 pm | $35/wk

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