SUMMERART 2021 KIDS CAMPS & TEEN CLASSES - YARD SCHOOL OF ART VANCE WALL ART EDUCATION CENTER - Montclair Art Museum
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SUMMERART 2021
KIDS CAMPS & TEEN CLASSES
PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS
FAVORITE VISUAL ARTS CAMP
YARD SCHOOL OF ART VANCE WALL ART EDUCATION CENTER 1
Welcome to SummerART 2021! SOME WORDS FROM OUR FAMILIES...
At the Montclair Art Museum, we care about your child All SummerART programs are taught by professional CONTENTS
and believe art can enhance their health and happiness by teaching artists and are designed to cultivate imagination
SummerART Safety 4-5
cultivating creativity, self-expression, personal growth, while developing artistic skills in a nurturing and inclusive
friendships, and making the most of summer vacation! It environment.
Studio Art Camp Calendar 6
has been a tough year, so this summer more than ever, we
Ages 6-7, 8-9, 10-12
understand how important it is for kids and teens to be in a Safety is a priority at MAM. Classes will take place in our
supportive and fun learning environment with peers. So, spacious studios and outdoors on the Museum grounds. All My son loved doing art Specialty Camp Calendar 7
we are excited to offer SummerART as an in-person program COVID-19 guidelines, including daily temperature checks, everyday with other kids Ages 8-12
this year! mask-wearing and social distancing, will be followed. Each who also like art. It was great
student will be provided with their own set of art supplies so Teen Class Calendar 8
for social interaction.
Art camp Is for everybody, not just for artists. Campers will materials will not be shared with others. The Ceramics Studio Ages 12-15
explore nature, science, history, language arts, and more has been retrofitted with plexiglass dividers, touchless sinks,
Pricing 9
through creative expression. This summer, studio camps and improved ventilation.
are full day and campers are grouped in age-specific art
Studio Art Camp 10-12
pods for the entire two-week session. Each session will Whether your child or teen joins us for one session or all
Ages 6-7, 8-9, 10-12
emphasize different skills and projects to keep campers summer, we can’t wait to get to know you and your family.
interested, engaged and always learning new things. We Scholarships are available based on merit and financial need. 13
SummerART at Van Vleck
are also thrilled to offer SummerART at Van Vleck House & We are also pleased to offer financial assistance for children Ages 6-8
Gardens again this year, now with the option of morning or with disabilities and special needs. Both my children learned
afternoon sessions! In addition to studio camp, older kids new skills, created some Pottery Camp 14
can also register for morning-only camps in wheel-throwing Everything you need to prepare for SummerART is right here. really amazing pieces, and Ages 9-12
ceramics or digital media. Please check www.montclairartmuseum.org for the latest My daughter loved her painting
they were eager for 15
updates, scholarship and financial need information, and to class...her first in-person class Digital Media Camp
camp each day. Ages 9-12
Young teens ages 12-15 can chose from a range of morning register. If you would like to discuss you child’s interests and in almost a year! The staff was
and afternoon classes from traditional fine arts media such needs to find the best program and schedule, give us a call at warm and welcoming, and strict Teen Classes 16-18
as drawing, painting, illustration, and ceramics to digital 973-259-5139 or email yardschool@montclairartmuseum.org.
safety plans were enforced. Ages 12-15
photography and digital drawing, or work independently
with guidance from a teaching artist in Teen Workshop. LEAH FOX Policies & Procedures 19
Director, Vance Wall Art Education Center
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SummerART SAFETY
SUMMERART can be safe and fun at the fever-free for at least 72 hours (3 days) without medication,
other symptoms have improved, and it has been at least 7 days
same time! We have been welcoming kids
since onset of symptoms.
and families to in-person classes and
programs since January, and hope to see Safety Guidelines
your family at MAM this summer. Keeping • Temperatures for all staff, instructors, and students will be
everyone safe is a shared responsibility. taken and recorded daily.
Please review the COVID-19 safety guidelines • All staff and students must wash or sanitize their hands when
coming into class and every hour.
for all summer camps and classes at MAM • Hand sanitizers are available for staff and student use.
and Van Vleck Gardens below. • All staff and students must wear masks coverings over their
nose and mouth.
Safety guidelines are subject to change based • All staff and students must maintain a minimum of 6 feet from
on CDC recommendations. all others.
• Staff members and students cannot share any equipment or
Instructors, parents/guardians, and students are required to supplies, and each student will have designated supplies to
follow these safety protocols: use during camp.
WAIVER CERAMICS STUDIO
• An instructor or student who is feeling ill or displaying any • Students attending full day camp will eat lunch and have
symptoms of COVID will not be permitted to attend class. recess outside or under a tent. We are working to keep you safe and healthy, but we cannot The Ceramics Studio has plexiglass dividers between wheels
If symptoms arise during class, they will be sent home • Parents, guardians, or caregivers must be present for drop-off, guarantee complete elimination of possible exposure to to the left, right, and in front of each student and to the front
immediately. as MAM reserves the right to refuse admission to any student COVID-19. By entering the Museum you assume the risk of such of each student, touchless sinks with foot pedals, improved air
• A questionnaire about health and exposure will be completed with incomplete health forms, elevated temperatures, exposure. We are taking extra precautions in our classrooms circulation, and an enhanced cleaning protocol between classes.
upon arrival. If an instructor or student has had contact with or COVID-19 exposure concerns. including disinfecting the space before and after each class. All
someone suspected or lab confirmed to be ill with COVID-19, • Parents, guardians, or caregivers must be able to pick up their students and instructors are required to wash their hands before SUMMERART AT VAN VLECK
they will not be permitted to enter the Museum or attend child within one hour’s notice if children display any COVID-19 entering the classroom, and repeat once every hour class is in
All attendees of camp at Van Vleck House and Gardens are
class for 10 days. symptoms, or other illness. session. Students and instructors must maintain a minimum of 6
required to sign a waiver specific to this off-site location. The
• If an instructor or student is suspected or lab-confirmed to • MAM reserves the right to cancel a camp or class or transfer feet distance from each other and are required to wear a mask
waiver will be provided upon registration.
be ill with COVID-19, they must go home and not return a camp or class to the online Zoom platform at any time, in that covers their mouth and nose completely. Please do not
to the Museum or attend class for 10 days and until they are the event of possible COVID-19 exposure. attend class if you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19.
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STUDIO ART CAMPS SUMMER AT A GLANCE SUMMER AT A GLANCE SPECIALTY CAMPS
All Studio Art Camps meet from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with supervised lunch and recess. Session themes continue through the Afternoon Focus.
AGES 6-7 SESSION 1* SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 SUMMERART AT VAN VLECK
June 28-July 9 July 12-23 July 26-August 6 August 9-20
AGES 6-8 SESSION 1* SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4
Session Theme Studio Art Camp: Studio Art Camp: Studio Art Camp: Studio Art Camp: June 28-July 9 July 12-23 July 26-August 6 August 9-20
Starts at 9 a.m. Power Up! Make it Magic! Build Your Dreams! Shine On!
Morning Session Van Vleck Morning Van Vleck Morning Van Vleck Morning Van Vleck Morning
Afternoon Focus Painting Puppetry Sculpture Printmaking 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Ends at 3 p.m.
Afternoon Session Van Vleck Afternoon Van Vleck Afternoon Van Vleck Afternoon Van Vleck Afternoon
1:30-4:30 p.m.
AGES 8-9 SESSION 1* SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4
June 28-July 9 July 12-23 July 26-August 6 August 9-20
POTTERY CAMP
Session Theme Studio Art Camp: Studio Art Camp: Studio Art Camp: Studio Art Camp:
Wheel Throwing
Starts at 9 a.m. Power Up! Make it Magic! Build Your Dreams! Shine On! AGES 9-12 SESSION 1* SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4
June 28-July 9 July 12-23 July 26-August 6 August 9-20
Afternoon Focus Sculpture Printmaking Painting Comic Art
Ends at 3 p.m. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Wheel Throwing Wheel Throwing Wheel Throwing Wheel Throwing
AGES 10-12 SESSION 1* SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4
June 28-July 9 July 12-23 July 26-August 6 August 9-20 DIGITAL MEDIA CAMP
Session Theme Studio Art Camp: Studio Art Camp: Studio Art Camp: Studio Art Camp: AGES 9-12 SESSION 1* SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4
Starts at 9 a.m. Power Up! Make it Magic! Build Your Dreams! Shine On! June 28-July 9 July 12-23 July 26-August 6 August 9-20
Afternoon Focus Printmaking Sculpture Comics Art Painting 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Digital Drawing Digital Animation N/A N/A
Ends at 3 p.m.
*No camp on July 5. *No camp on July 5.
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TEEN CLASSES SUMMER AT A GLANCE
PRICING PER SESSION Priority Registration
for Members:
Monday, April 5, at 7 a.m.
AGES 12-15 SESSION 1* aSESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 AGE TIME PROGRAM MEMBER NONMEMBER Public Registration:
June 28-July 9 July 12-23 a July 26-August 6 August 9-20
9 a.m.-3 p.m. Studio Art Camp $850 $1,020
Monday, April 12, at 7 a.m.
Ages 6-7
Ages 8-9 Purchase a Family
Morning Class Illustration Drawing Oil & Acrylic Painting Fine Arts Intensive membership for $75 and
Ages 10-12
10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. receive a 20% discount on
Ages 6-8 9 a.m.-12 p.m. or Van Vleck Camp $650 $780 all art school registrations.
1:30-4:30 p.m. Members can also take
Afternoon Classes Teen Workshop Oil & Acrylic Painting Fine Arts Intensive Teen Workshop advantage of priority
2:30-4:30 p.m. Ages 9-12 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Pottery Camp $650 $780 registration week.
REGISTRATION
2:30-4:30 p.m. Ceramics Ceramics Ceramics Ceramics Ages 9-12 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Digital Arts Camp $600 $720
Register online at
montclairartmuseum.org/ysa.
Ages 12-15 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Illustration $350 $420
You can also register by
2:30-4:30 p.m. Digital Photography Digital Drawing with
Drawing $350 $420 phone at 973-259-5139,
Graphic Design
or email at yardschool@
Oil & Acrylic Painting $350 $420 montclairartmuseum.org.
*No classes on July 5.
Fine Arts Intensive $350 $420 Full payment required. You
will receive a registration
Ages 12-15 2:30-4:30 p.m. Ceramics $450 $540 confirmation via e-mail.
Did you know that a Parent packets will be e-mailed
$75 Family membership Digital Drawing with $400 $480 prior to each camp session.
can save you up to $170 Graphic Design Scholarships are available
for each SUMMERART
Digital Photography $400 $480 based on merit and financial
camp or class? need. The Access for
Join the Fine Arts Intensive $350 $420 All financial assistance
Family of MAM program is available for
Oil & Acrylic Painting $350 $420 children with disabilities and
for inspiration
and savings. special needs. Please visit
Teen Workshop $350 $420
montclairartmuseum.org/ysa
for more information.
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STUDIO ART CAMP AGES 6-7, 8-9, and 10-12 STUDIO ART CAMP AGES 6-7, 8-9, and 10-12
Our in-person Studio Art Camp encourages experimentation, creative
thinking, and skill development in a safe, fun, supportive, and socially
engaging environment with other creative kids. Campers are grouped
in age-specific art pods led by our professional Teaching Artists, with
enrollment limited to 12 children to enhance social distancing and
increase personalized attention.
Each session is inspired by a different theme with exciting new projects
providing age-appropriate challenges for campers to explore a variety SESSION 1* SESSION 2 SESSION 3
Studio Art Camp SESSION 4
of mediums and techniques in drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, and 9 a.m.–3 p.m. June 28-July 9, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. July 12-23, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. July 26-August 6, 9 a.m.–3 p.m August 9-20, 9 a.m.–3 p.m
mixed media. Lunch and recess will be supervised for safety and social Power up! Make it Magic! Build Your Dreams! Shine on!
Four sessions offered:
distancing with organized games and activities. Afternoons will focus This session focuses on caring Explore the world of fantasy, Envision the world of Days are long and the surf is
on specialized instruction in a different art form, such as comic art or SESSION 1 for our world and making it mythology, and fairy tales. tomorrow. From big dreams up! This session celebrates
June 28–July 9 a better place. Our activities This session charms with to wild schemes, campers in summer fun in all its varieties,
printmaking, so campers can sharpen medium-specific skills and develop (no camp on Monday, July 5) channel campers’ energy art exploring mystical this session will imagine the from lazy days at the
their own voice for creative self-expression. and enthusiasm into art with creatures and magical architecture, environments, beach, to joyous road trip
SESSION 2 the power to do good and realms. Spellbound campers and inventions of the future. adventures. Campers create
July 12–23 spark change. From caring will create art inspired by Learning from famous art inspired by their favorite
Classes will take place in our spacious studios and outdoors on the
for animals, to cultivating wonderous wizards, fearsome structures of the past, summer activities, from
Museum grounds. All COVID-19 guidelines, including mask-wearing and SESSION 3
kindness, to helping others dragons, astounding unicorns, campers will design the feats chasing fireflies, to camping
social distancing, will be followed, for a safe, social, creative experience. July 26–August 6 and tending the environment, and enchanted environments. of engineering, fabulous on mountainsides, exploring
Each camper will be provided with their own art supplies so materials will SESSION 4 this camp empowers with Master the art of illusion and gadgets, helpful robots, and national parks, and enjoying
projects that carry a message let your imagination fly! fanciful vehicles that will rides on the boardwalk. Look
not be shared with others. August 9–20
and make an impact in our define tomorrow. The future up - here comes the sun!
Afternoon Focus:
community and beyond. Ages 6–7: Puppetry is ours to make! Afternoon Focus:
Please check our website for the latest updates to our SummerART Afternoon Focus: Ages 8–9: Printmaking Afternoon Focus: Ages 6–7: Printmaking
camp schedule and plans! Ages 6–7: Painting Ages 10–12: Sculpture Ages 6–7: Sculpture Ages 8–9: Comic Art
Ages 8–9: Sculpture Ages 8–9: Painting Ages 10–12: Painting
Ages 10–12: Printmaking Ages 10–12: Comic Art
*No camps on Monday July 5.
10 11STUDIO ART CAMP AFTERNOON FOCUS SummerART at van Vleck AGES 6-8
Campers in Everyone’s favorite art and nature camp is back with SummerART at Van
Studio Art Camp Vleck! Held exclusively at Van Vleck House and Gardens, campers create
will enjoy specialized works of art inspired by the abundant plant and animal life onsite. Flora
instruction by and fauna abound in this secluded historic garden; from butterflies and
teachers with beetles, to birds and buttercups, there is so much to explore!
expertise in specific
art forms in the Camp is held outdoors when weather permits, as well as in Van Vleck’s
afternoons. PAINTING COMIC ART PRINTMAKING spacious Education Center. MAM’s fantastic professional Teaching Artists
Campers learn foundational Campers design imaginative Campers explore the endless lead fun-filled projects featuring a variety of fine art materials and Van Vleck Morning Camp
painting techniques such characters and learn the possibilities of printmaking as
Each session as color mixing, blending, basics of comic book art a medium for self-expression, methods such as drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, and more. 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
features a different and building texture, while from storyboarding and learning techniques such as Van Vleck Afternoon Camp
Afternoon Focus experimenting with a variety composition, to speech silkscreen, collagraph, relief Enrollment is limited to enhance social distancing and increase 1:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
of wet media. bubbles and lettering. printing, and monoprint.
for each age level. personalized attention. Sign up for the morning or afternoon program. Four sessions offered:
Due to safety restrictions, a full day option is not available. If you choose
SESSION 1
to sign up your child for both morning and afternoon camp, they will June 28–July 9
need to be picked up at the end of morning camp, and returned for the (no camp on Monday, July 5)
afternoon session. Lunch supervision is not available. SESSION 2
July 12–23
Join us for camp in the Gardens! Please check our website for the latest
SESSION 3
updates to our SummerART camp schedule and plans. July 26–August 6
SESSION 4
PUPPETRY SCULPTURE August 9–20
Campers create a variety of Campers learn fundamental
puppets such as hand puppets, sculpture techniques to create
shadow puppets, and marionettes, 3-D forms in space using a
as well as a basic theatre set. variety of materials and methods.
12 13POTTERY CAMP AGES 9-12 DIGITAL MEDIA CAMP AGES 9-12
Taught in our Ceramics Studio, which has been Reboot your summer and learn to use
retrofitted for COVID safety, Pottery Camp is technology as a tool for creative expression
for children who are interested specifically in and communication in our Digital Media Camp.
exploring the tactile art of working with clay. Level up your production skills working with
This summer, campers work exclusively on the professional Digital Teaching Artists to learn
wheel and gain a solid foundation of throwing essential tricks of the trade, while refining
techniques while creating bowls, pots, vases, your personal vision through a series of
and more. All works will be glazed, kiln fired, design challenges. Develop fundamental and
and treasured for years to come! indispensable production techniques and find SESSION 1* SESSION 2
June 28-July 9 July 12–23
your own voice in becoming a prolific cultural
9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Enrollment is limited to enhance social producer in our increasingly connected world.
Digital Drawing Digital Animation
distancing and increase personalized attention. Take your drawing into For kids who love cartoons
All COVID-19 guidelines, including mask- Enrollment is limited to enhance social the digital realm using a and animated movies, this
Pottery Camp: On the Wheel
wearing and social distancing, will be followed, distancing and increase personalized attention touchscreen tablet, stylus class teaches the core skills
9 a.m.-12 p.m. pen, and Adobe Photoshop as needed to become the author,
for a safe, social, creative experience. and skill-building support. Digital Media Camp design tools. Experiment with director, and animator of your
Four sessions offered:
is open to all levels of experience and no prior a variety of visual effects such own personal cartoons. Learn
Please check our website for the latest updates SESSION 1 knowledge of software is required. Camps will as mark making, layering and traditional as well as digital 2D
June 28–July 9 adding color, while learning animated motion production
to our SummerART camp schedule and plans. take place in our spacious Museum galleries, essential graphic design techniques to bring your own
(no camp on Monday, July 5)
using state-of-the-art Surface Pro tablet principals and techniques. characters to life and turn
SESSION 2 Your original works of art will
computers and Adobe Creative Cloud software. your own stories into original
July 12–23 be printed to take home and animated short films.
In the event that the Museum must close or a ready to frame!
SESSION 3 class must quarantine, camp will continue online
July 26–August 6
via Zoom and instruction will utilize free open-
SESSION 4 source computer programs and readily available
August 9–20
digital production tools.
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Spend your summer immersed in art in a
supportive environment with other young 12-year old students
creatives while building your portfolio! can choose from
Teens ages 12-15 can explore traditional 8-12 year old camps or
12-15 year old classes.
fine arts media such as drawing, painting,
or illustration, fine tune their skills in a
range of media in the Fine Arts Intensive,
work independently in an open studio in Teen
Workshop, develop their unique style in the
Ceramics Digital Drawing Digital Photography Drawing
Ceramics Studio, and experiment with digital SESSION 1* with Graphic Design SESSION 1* SESSION 2
processes in MAM’s digital arts program. June 28-July 9, 2:30-4:30 p.m. SESSION 2 June 28-July 9, 2:30-4:30 p.m. July 12-23, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
SESSION 2 July 12-23, 2:30-4:30 p.m. Learn how to get the most
Classes include individual and group critiques July 12-23, 2:30-4:30 p.m. out of your camera by taking
Take your drawing to the
in a supportive environment and exercises on Take your drawing into the next level! Working from
SESSION 3 it off “automatic,” through a
July 26-August 6, 2:30-4:30 p.m. digital realm using a digital observation and reference,
writing a statement about your art. All levels tablet, stylus pen, and Adobe
series of fun exercises, both on
we will explore the power
SESSION 4 and off site. Train the eye to
and abilities are welcome! August 9-20, 2:30-4:30 p.m. Photoshop. Create original of mark-making and the
“see” as you learn traditional
drawings through mark fundamental elements of
Create works of art in clay photography techniques, re-
Sign-up for the morning or afternoon program that are functional, decorative,
making, layering and adding line, value, form, perspective,
shoot and re-work photos, and
or both. Due to safety restrictions, a full day or both—with an emphasis
color. Bring your drawings
master compositional rules.
composition, and proportion.
to life by exporting them to Subject matter will vary, and
option is not available. Students enrolled in on individual expression.
prints, digital animations, gifs,
Experiment with software to
include still life, landscapes,
Throwing techniques for
both morning and afternoon teen classes videos, and signage while
make minor adjustments in
clothed figures, and
centering clay, creating bowls, balance, lighting, and contrast.
must be picked up at the end of the morning and cylindrical forms will be
learning about the elements
Students may bring any type
architecture.
of graphic design. All materials
class and dropped back off at the start of covered, followed by finishing of digital camera, or use one
provided—just bring your
the afternoon class. Supervision will not be techniques, such as glazing
imagination!
of the Museum’s point-and-
and texturing. Prior wheel shoot cameras.
provided during this time. throwing experience preferred
*No classes on Monday July 5.
(but not required).
Please check our website for the latest updates
*No classes on Monday July 5.
to our summer teen class schedule and plans.
16 17TEEN CLASSES AGES 12-15
POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR SUMMERART PHOTOGRAPHY
Please read below before registering for camp or classes. Policies, Procedures, and Photographs, screenshots, and/or interviews may be taken of students, children, and
COVID-19 Safety guidelines are also available at montclairartmuseum.org/learn-and- parents, and their artwork, and may be published and used to promote MAM’s programs. If
create/yard-school-of-art/policies-procedures. you do not want yourself, your child, or your child’s artwork photographed, please notify the
Museum in writing at yardschool@montclairartmuseum.org.
REGISTRATION
• The Montclair Art Museum (MAM) accepts registrations online, by phone at LOST PROPERTY
973-259-5139, or by e-mail to yardschool@montclairartmuseum.org. Walk-in registrations MAM is not responsible for artwork and other property left on the premises, and has no
cannot be accepted. liability if such property is stolen.
• Registrations are processed in the order in which they are received and class enrollment
is on a first-come, first-served basis. MAM members at any level can take advantage of MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES
priority registration in advance of open enrollment. Materials for children’s and young teen courses and camps are provided. Spray paints,
• Registration is complete when MAM is in receipt of full payment. No confirmations will fixatives, and aerosols are prohibited. Each student will receive their own supplies for use
be sent in the mail. An e-mail, mailing address, and phone number are required at time during the camp session.
of registration. MEMBERSHIP
• Classes and camps not meeting a minimum enrollment one week prior to the first day will Member benefits include priority registration and reduced tuition fees for studio classes,
be canceled. workshops, and camps. Members also receive free admission to MAM, discounts to
• Students enrolled in both morning and afternoon teen classes must be picked up at local restaurants and The Store at MAM, invitations to Openings, and more. Membership
the end of the morning class and dropped back off at the start of the afternoon class. categories and complete benefits are available on the MAM website.
Supervision will not be provided during this time.
Fine Arts Intensive Illustration Oil & Acrylic Easel Painting Teen Workshop • Students enrolled in both morning and afternoon sessions at Van Vleck Gardens must PLEASE NOTE: The Art School tuition discount applies to the member only for Student
SESSION 3 SESSION 1* SESSION 2 SESSION 1* be picked up at the end of the morning session and dropped back off at the start of the and Individual memberships. However, Family level memberships and higher categories
July 26-August 6, 2:30-4:30 p.m. June 28-July 9, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. July 12-23, 2:30-4:30 p.m. June 28-July 9, 2:30-4:30 p.m. afternoon session. Supervision will not be provided during this time. entitle all members of the immediate family to tuition at the reduced member rate. Single
• Students enrolling after the start of the session are still required to pay full tuition. Tuition memberships are not offered for children under age 18. Therefore, to be eligible for the
SESSION 4 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 is not pro-rated. reduced member rate for children’s and teen’s classes or camps, the child’s family must
Do you want to bring your
August 9-20, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. July 26-August 6, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. August 9-20, 2:30-4:30 p.m. • MAM will send an e-mail with camp confirmation and parent packet for all child camps have a current Family or higher membership. Membership dues may be paid at the time of
characters to life? This class and teen classes that includes forms to be filled out prior to the first day of camp. registration. If your membership is due to expire during the upcoming class session, please
Study a range of artforms and will teach you how to gather Explore the foundations This designated open studio • MAM reserves the right to refuse admission or dismiss any student due to inappropriate include your renewal payment with your registration fee. For more information, call the
behavior as outlined in the SummerART parent packet. Membership Department at 973-259-5151 or email fsmith@montclairartmuseum.org.
media and build your portfolio information about the human of acrylic and oil paintings time allows you to work on • Student credits are no longer issued.
TERMS OF REGISTRATION
in a summer intensive. Refine figure and anatomy from life while learning to perceive personal projects in a variety REFUNDS FOR CHILDREN’S CAMPS AND TEEN’S CLASSES DURING SUMMERART By registering, you agree to the contents herein including following statement:
your technical skills, explore a drawing to create original and depict objects in space of fine art media. With the Full refunds will be provided in the event that a class, workshop, or camp does not meet In consideration of the benefit for which I, or my child, will derive from these activities, I
minimum enrollment and is canceled. All other refunds are subject to a nonrefundable $25 hereby release the Montclair Art Museum (MAM), its trustees, staff, parents, and any other
new medium, or experiment illustrations using a variety through observation of guidance of a professional administrative fee. affiliated individuals associated with the Yard School of Art from any and all claims or
with a new style. Drawing, of materials. color, shadow and light, and artist and moderator, you Tuition will be refunded if notice of withdrawal is provided at least 30 DAYS prior to start actions whatsoever in connection with the operation and supervision of these activities.
I understand that MAM does not have an onsite nurse or any other medical professional.
oil and acrylic painting, and perspective. Learn color can develop pieces for your date of the summer session from which you are withdrawing. If notice of withdrawal is given
Staff members will not administer medications and do not have the ability to monitor
*No classes on Monday July 5. less than 30 DAYS prior to the start date of the session from which you are withdrawing,
mixed media techniques will theory, color mixing, and portfolio, try a new medium, you will receive a 50% refund, less the $25 administrative fee. No refunds will be given after medical conditions. In the event of an emergency, the MAM staff will seek outside medical
assistance. Nuts and nut products are not permitted during camp, and the museum uses
all be covered in a relaxed and new ways of painting using get inspired by the work of the start date of the session for which you are enrolled. The $25 administrative fee and
non-toxic art supplies for kids studio classes; however, MAM does not guarantee that it is
Museum membership are non-refundable.
fun atmosphere. All students different types of paint and others, and participate in class an allergen-free facility.
GIFT CERTIFICATES
will gain a well-rounded brushes. Paintings will be critiques. A model for life Gift certificates are available for classes. Contact the Education Office at In the event that I cannot be contacted and the person that I have designated cannot be
knowledge of traditional inspired by the landscape, still drawing will be provided for yardschool@montclairartmuseum.org. contacted or in the event of an emergency where there is not sufficient time to contact me
or my designee, I hereby authorize MAM’s staff to act on my behalf with regard to medical
fine arts media, with a touch life, and a clothed model. two to three classes. General TRANSFERS
treatment of myself or my child. Without limitation, I authorize transportation and medical
Students may transfer to any camp or class not already filled within the first two weeks of
of experimentation and art supplies for drawing and classes or first two days of the SummerART kids and teen session.
treatment for me or my child. I understand that the staff of MAM will make every effort to
contact me, or my emergency contact, during an emergency.
adventure to develop their painting are provided, but MAKE UP CLASSES + SUBSTITUTE INSTRUCTORS
unique voice. specialty materials must be Due to the full schedule of camps and teen classes during SummerART, classes will not be My child has permission to take part in all activities at MAM. In addition to activities that
made up. Students missing class by their own choice will not receive a make-up class, refund, take place on MAM grounds, I give my child permission to take walking tours under the
brought from home. or credit. MAM reserves the right to substitute instructors of equal caliber in an emergency. supervision of MAM staff.
*No classes on Monday July 5.
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SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE!
All Museum education programs are made possible, in part, by generous support from Carol and Terry Wall/The Vance Wall Foundation, Lisa and Joseph Amato, Linny
and Rick Andlinger, Michael Backer, Angela Beekers-Uberoi and Hank Uberoi, Heather and Vincent Benjamin, Monica and Carlos Camin, Cynthia Corhan-Aitken and
Murray Aitken, Alexis and Ed Davis, Jeanine Downie and Michael Heningburg, Jr., Tracy Higgins and James Leitner, Christine James and Nick De Toustain, Wendy and
Andrew Lacey, Gretchen and Sanford Prater,Toni LeQuire-Schott and Newton B. Schott, Jr., Cheryl and Marc Slutzky, Lois and David Stith, Robert L. Tortoriello, Claire
Walls and Banks Tarver, and Lisa and Bill Westheimer.
All MAM programs are made possible, in part, by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, and by funds
from the National Endowment for the Arts, Carol and Terry Wall/The Vance Wall Foundation, the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, and Museum members.
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