Arty Day Camp Regi stration Opens!
Registrat ions are open for CNY Arts Center’s 5th annual Arty Day Camp running July 1 1-August 19 from 9am to 4pm at two locations. The six week program for 6-16 year olds will offer visual and culinary arts at the downtown Art Shop and Studio, at 47 S. First St in Fulton. Theatre camp will be held onstage at the Arts Center located at 11 River Glen Dr. on the Cayuga College Fulton c ampus. New this year Arty Camp is offering early drop off at 7:30 am and la te pick-up at 5pm for an extra fee. Free lunch and afternoon group ar t projects from noon to 2pm will be open to any child in the county.
Students receive morning instruction, fr om 9am to noon, studying a variety of art mediums. “3D Altered Art,” Upcycl ing,
allows students to take the o rdinary and make something extraordinary as they create works of art. “Imit ating the Masters” will highlight a different Art Master each day. Af ter learning about the Master children will create art inspired by that Art Master. Paper Pizazz students will make their own paper to create art. Stu dents in Travel the World will discover then create inspired art from other cultures. “Medium This, Medium that” will expose children to various mediums used in art. ARTy-D2's Star Wars Art will tap into the force to experience entertaining art. “From Written Word to Inspired Art” students will create art based on famous books and movies, three of which c ome to theatres this summer. Animal Art will be inspired by the various cre atures and the wonderful patterns found in the animal kingdom.
Popular Culinary classes are scheduled for Tue sdays from 10am to noon. Themes for edible art will reflect morning class t hemes and students will take home their culinary projects each week. Culina ry classes are included for any child attending the week long session, or i s available as a stand-alone class for a separate fee.
Late afternoon specialized art instruction from 2-4pm is just as enticing with students spending the week immersed in a sp ecific art medium. Video Production students will create a 1920s video by h elping in all stages from story development, characters, set, and acting.&n bsp; Wood-working students will creatively build with wood and learn the st eps to producing quality wooden art. Nature Landscape will guide students t o create a living landscape using all natural materials. Entrepreneurship w ill take the students from product to business and learn how to sell that p roduct. Blue Jeans & Fleece will be used to create art from city-scapes to pocket boards to floor rugs. Stained Glass Class will incorporate stained glass or teach students to color glass to create lasting keepsakes .
Aerospace artist, Fulton native, Don Gillespie returns for one week this summer, August 1-5, to share his t echnique for creating seascapes and lunar environments. Students will gain first-hand knowledge and instruction from this Master artist in residence.< /span>
This year’s theater camp is offeri ng two full productions in two three week sessions. Campers in Session One, July 11-29, will create characters, costumes, sets and all aspects of I Wi sh, a Fairy’s Fairy tale about Cinderella’s sassy Fairy Godmother. The play will be showcased free to the public July 29t h onstage at the Arts Center.
August 1-19, Session Two of theatre camp will pre sent The Jungle Book. Campers will design costumes, set, and props and deve lop characters for the beloved story while learning stagecraft, creative mo vement and more. The Jungle Book will be presented to the public for free A ugust 19th onsta ge at the Arts Center.
CNY Arts Ce nter is designated as a Summer Meal Site to offer free lunches to community children 18 and under during the week of ARTY Day Camp. Children who atten d the lunch are included in afternoon art projects at no charge. Art projec t supplies are typically provided by a mini-grant from the Oswego City-Coun ty Youth Bureau and the New York State Office of Children and Family Servic es.
Making scholarships available
to children to offset the cost of camp is very important to CNY Arts Center
with a goal of one in four children receiving at least partial assistance.
Scholarships are made possible with funds from the New York Decentralizati
on Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts wit
h the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature a
nd administered by CNY Arts. Additional scholarship funds are raised
through the Don Gillespie Scholarship fund, and The John Ben Snow Foundatio
n. To register for camp, visit
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Students observe proper safety technique with woodworking tools in this class from Arty Summer Camp 2015. Woodworking returns along with a variety of other art experiences for 2016 including Video Production. For more information, visit www.CNYArtsCenter.com or call 315-598-ARTS (2787).< /p>
Caption: Harper Ells and Audrey Donovan p ractice their parts in last year’s Peggy the Pint Sized Pirate at Arty Thea tre camp. This year’s camp will present I Wish, The Fairies Fairy Tale abou t Cinderella’s sassy Godmother, and The Jungle Book. For more informa tion, visit www.CN YArtsCenter.com or call 315-598-ARTS (2787).
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< strong>Arty Day Camp Registration Opens!
< span class="s1">Registrations are open for CNY Arts Center’s 5th annual Art y Day Camp running July 11-August 19 from 9am to 4pm at two locations. The six week program for 6-16 year olds will offer visual and culinary arts at the downtown Art Shop and Studio, at 47 S. First St in Fulton. Theatre camp will be held onstage at the Arts Center located at 11 River Glen Dr. on th e Cayuga College Fulton campus. New this year Arty Camp is offering early d rop off at 7:30 am and late pick-up at 5pm for an extra fee. Free lun ch and afternoon group art projects from noon to 2pm will be open to any ch ild in the county.
Students receiv e morning instruction, from 9am to noon, studying a variety of art mediums. “3D Altered Art,” Upcycling,
allo ws students to take the ordinary and make something extraordinary as they c reate works of art. “Imitating the Masters” will highlight a different Art Master each day. After learning about the Master children will create art inspired by that Art Master. Paper Pizazz students will make their own paper to create art. Students in Travel the World will discover then creat e inspired art from other cultures. “Medium This, Medium that” will e xpose children to various mediums used in art. ARTy-D2's Star W ars Art will tap into the force to experience entertaining art. “From Writt en Word to Inspired Art” students will create art based on famous books and movies, three of which come to theatres this summer. Animal Art will be in spired by the various creatures and the wonderful patterns found in the ani mal kingdom.
Popular Culinary clas ses are scheduled for Tuesdays from 10am to noon. Themes for edible art wil l reflect morning class themes and students will take home their culinary p rojects each week. Culinary classes are included for any child attending th e week long session, or is available as a stand-alone class for a separate fee.
Late afternoon special ized art instruction from 2-4pm is just as enticing with students spending the week immersed in a specific art medium. Video Production students will create a 1920s video by helping in all stages from story development, chara cters, set, and acting. Wood-working students will creatively build w ith wood and learn the steps to producing quality wooden art. Nature Landsc ape will guide students to create a living landscape using all natural mate rials. Entrepreneurship will take the students from product to business and learn how to sell that product. Blue Jeans & Fleece will be used to cr eate art from city-scapes to pocket boards to floor rugs. Stained Gla ss Class will incorporate stained glass or teach students to color glass to create lasting keepsakes.
Aerospa ce artist, Fulton native, Don Gillespie returns for one week this summer, A ugust 1-5, to share his technique for creating seascapes and lunar environm ents. Students will gain first-hand knowledge and instruction from this Mas ter artist in residence.
This year ’s theater camp is offering two full productions in two three week sessions . Campers in Session One, July 11-29, will create characters, costumes, set s and all aspects of I Wish, a Fairy’s Fairy tale about Cinderella’s sassy Fairy Godmother. The play will be showcased free to the public July 29th onstage at the Art s Center.
August 1-19, Session Two of theatre camp will present The Jungle Book. Campers will design costumes , set, and props and develop characters for the beloved story while learnin g stagecraft, creative movement and more. The Jungle Book will be presented to the public for free August 19th onstage at the Arts Center.
Makin g scholarships available to children to offset the cost of camp is very imp ortant to CNY Arts Center with a goal of one in four children receiving at least partial assistance. Scholarships are made possible with funds from th e New York Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York Stat e Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered by CNY Arts. Additional scho larship funds are raised through the Don Gillespie Scholarship fund, and Th e John Ben Snow Foundation. To register for camp, visit www.CNYArtsCenter.com or c all 598-ARTS (2787).
Caption:
Students observe proper safety techniq ue with woodworking tools in this class from Arty Summer Camp 2015. Woodwor king returns along with a variety of other art experiences for 2016 includi ng Video Production. For more information, visit www.CNYArtsCenter.com or call 315 -598-ARTS (2787).
Caption: Harper Ells and Audrey Donovan practice their parts in last year’s Peggy the Pint Sized Pirate at Arty Theatre camp. This year’s camp will present I Wish, Th e Fairies Fairy Tale about Cinderella’s sassy Godmother, and The Jungle Boo k. For more information, visit www.CNYArtsCenter.com or call 315-598-ARTS (2 787).
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