These T/Th weekly camps will focus on different artists and media, and will utilize drawing/painting/crafting skills.

June 22, 23 & 24     2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

First we will visit the Chief of Potters in the ancient city of Iznik. Students will paint porcelain-fired clay plates with Iznik floral motifs and designs found in the gardens outside our studio. Next stop-India. Brahma the creator, Vishnu the preserver and Shiva the destroyer will teach us to draw and paint the signs and symbols of Gods and Goddesses. We will create a paper architec-tural study of the Taj Mahal and learn about its history. Finally we will explore the magical nights of the Carribean using scratch board and glow in the dark paints. Students will also study Greg Mort‘s paintings and learn to see the stars in the sky as a shower of starfish in the galaxy, while creating their own versions with starfish and shells.

June 28 – July 2    9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Jump into summer at the Rehoboth Art League and solve an immersive, Original Creativity Challenge. Get ready to build your imagination from the ground up as you make amazing props from unusual items and cast yourself in an outlandish "Wildly Creative!" Showcase Performance! No particular skills are required —bring your imagination and get ready to mastermind your most creative ideas! Focused internet research is possible as spontaneous ideas emerge.

July 5 - 8     9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

We‘d like to be, under the sea, in an octopus‘s garden with you! Join us to create a large serving bowl brimming with sea-life. Slab and slump mold con-struction provides a canvas for many decorative techniques: carving, creating textures, sculpting and more. A bright palette of layered underglazes. French dimensions and glazes offer colorful options for surface embellishment. Wear comfortable, old clothing.

July 5 - 8      1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Fashion a fantasy garden hide-away filled with the plants and creatures of your imagination on a large platter form. From buzzing bees on your favorite flowers to a miniature world of critters hidden in the grass, your one-of-a-kind creation will be made using slab construction, slump and hump mold work, additive and subtractive sculpting, carving, sprigging and sgraffito. A bright palette of layered underglazes, slips and glazes offer colorful options for surface decoration. Bring your imagination, your favorite garden poem and wear comfortable, old clothing.