Youth

A perfect way to introduce your children to the museum setting while providing a fun and educational outlet for exploring and creating new types of art. Every youth class demonstrates skills that exhibiting Telfair artists used in their artwork- a visual and hands-on approach to learning new media. Both progressive and interesting, the classes ignite your child’s imagination and creativity, while reinforcing the necessary foundational skills for artistic development.

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SUMMER CAMPS

June 21- 25, 10 am- 4 pm
Session A: Ages 10-12
June 28- July 2, 10 am – 4 pm
Session B: Ages 13-16
Master Artist Photography Camp
$200 members/$235 non-members
This intensive week-long program focuses on black-and-white and digital photography and the basic functions of 35 mm manual cameras. While instructors emphasize the advancements of digital media, they will also instruct conventional methods of film photography to supplement the experience. Camp features: student use of both manual and digital cameras; field-trip to a downtown gallery; visits from established photographers; on-location shoots in the historic district; access to the Telfair Museums’ photography collection; and more! The program will culminate with a reception and exhibition of the participants’ work in the Jepson Center’s Morrison Community Gallery!
The use of museum cameras, processing fees, and film included.
Instructors: Tim Lisko & Ann Curry

July 5-9
1:00 – 5:00 pm
Artful Afternoons
UPDATED AGE GROUP Ages 5-8
$145 member/$175 non-member
In this afternoon camp, students will gain an appreciation for fine art through creative visual and hands-on experiences. Participants will tour the various museum galleries to study the work of exhibiting artists such as Philip Perkis, Ellen Susan, and selected pieces from the permanent collection. Following their gallery visits, campers will head to the education studios to explore new artistic techniques. Camp culminates with a student art exhibition featuring work produced during the weeklong program and a reception in the Jepson Center for the Arts. Art supplies included.

July 12-16
9:00 am- 4:00 pm
Museum Camp
Studio Art Camp
Ages 6-9
$225 members/$300 non-members
Each day, camp will feature a different local artist who will provide a unique lesson based on his/her medium. Lunch break in Telfair square (weather permitting), breaks & games in Art Zeum, and special tours of the galleries are all included. Students will learn to give constructive criticism on theirs and theirs’ peers artwork. Camp culminates with a student art exhibition featuring work produced during the week-long program and a reception in the Jepson Center for the Arts.

Art supplies & custom portfolio included. Lunch is not provided by museum. Late pick-up provided.

July 26-30
10 am-4 pm
Fashion Camp for Teen Designers Full Day
Ages 12-15
$195/members, $255 non-members
In this exciting new fashion camp, young designers will have the opportunity to show off their creations in a runway show! Over the course of a week, students will create fashion illustrations and inspiration boards, participate in daily fashion challenges, learn to knit and crochet, discuss career opportunities, explore accessory design, and more. At a culminating reception for families and friends, students can model their final projects on the runway!
Materials included (Most fashion supplies are included, but students may be asked to bring in used clothing and/or accessories for reuse.)

5 pm pick-up available for an extra fee
Instructor: Sandra Fitzsimmons

August 2-6
10 am-4 pm
Teen Actors’ Ensemble: Gallery Improvisation for High School Students
Ages 15-18
$195/member, $255/non-member
In this intensive, gallery-based workshop, students will examine selected artwork, exploring content and meaning through theatre games and improvisation. Creative use of the physical self will be encouraged through development of monologues, scenes, and ensemble activities.
Instructor: Marcia Churchill

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