MRS. PORTER’S CARTABELLA  ART CAMPS  SUMMER 2011
NEW:  $10 discount for referring a friend who registers for an art camp + Early Bird offer!


2 SESSIONS OF AMERICAN GIRLS ART CAMPS:
“Faux” Mediterranean Cruise (Mon-Fri)

All Aboard for Ports o’ Call in Spain, France and Italy. 
Okay, our itinerary may be “faux”. . . but each day we’ll learn about real Master Artists. We’ll explore their artistic techniques. And we’ll create beautiful things for ourselves AND our American Girl dolls, inspired by our stopovers in Marseille, Liguria and Barcelona.  At least one day will be devoted to Plein Air Painting. 
Ages:  Rising first grade to rising fifth grade (we occasionally divide into two age groups).
Fee:  $100 or Early Bird Special $90 for those who sign-up and pay by May 4;
Mon-Fri 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.  
Dates: Session 1 June 13-17; Session 2 July 18-22
Students bring a sack lunch. Tea Party Brunch provided on Friday and a mid-morning snack daily.  All supplies provided.


WORKSHOP:  HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR DRAWINGS (3 days)

This workshop will be based on the Betty Edward's’ course, “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain.”  All ages will participate together with fun, age appropriate exercises. Consider making this a My Mom (or Grandma or Dad) and Me summertime activity.
Ages:  rising third grade to adult
Fee:  $50 or 2 family members $75
Dates:  July 26-28 (T-W-TH), 10:00-noon

ART-2 D2:  
STAR WARS ART CAMP (3 days)
Join the Jedi Council in a far away galaxy for three days of arts 'n craft activities with a Star Wars theme.  
 Ages:  Rising first grade to rising fifth grade (we occasionally divide into two age groups).
Fee: $60 or Early Bird Special $50 for those who sign-up & pay by May 4
Dates: July 11-13, Mon-Wed 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.  Students bring a sack lunch.  All supplies provided.

For more information, or to reserve your child’s spot, please contact
Mrs. Bonnie L. Porter

Deadline to sign-up is June 4th or Early Bird fee for those who sign-up and pay by May 4.
Classes held in sunny cottage studio and backyard on the pond in Heritage Farms, Marietta.

    





American Girls Camps
Each American Girl doll has adventures in different periods of history.  Felicity, for example, is a spunky Colonial girl growing up when America is on the brink of the Revolutionary War.  Kirsten Larsson (my doll!) has a Swedish heritage.  Building on their stories, I've imagined a few more "behind the scenes" stories of how these dolls might have had connections with Master Artists in their particular historical setting.  

Registration information for 2011 coming soon...
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