A Room for Art

A Room for Art is a place to paint, draw, build, print, bind, glue and sculpt. Classes for children and adults are held in a sunny home studio in Arlington, MA. More than a room, it is time and space to work with your hands, enjoy materials and make your ideas concrete.

Location

A Room for Art is located in Arlington Heights at 115 Robbins Road. The Studio is down the driveway on the right side of the house.
Questions? Call
Ann 781 366 5955
annalburywynne56@gmail.com

Offerings

Classes for Children
Workshops for Adults
Birthday Parties
Open Studios
Vacation and Summer Camps

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Summer Artcamp 2013

Last year's Artcamp (before I publish this year's weeks!) What's camp? Look at my archive for past years and logistics. This year's information will be out this week!
Art camp takes place at my studio, back yard and Robbins Farm Park from 9-12 am. I have a teenage assistant with me and the campers range from 5-11yrs old. We play with versatile materials, do a variety of art projects, play games, read stories and run at the park! The 3 hour morning gives us time to play with sand, clay, bubbles, water, ramps and balls and blocks. We also get to know the slugs, centipedes, earth worms, millipedes and ants in the backyard.

Artcamp 2013 

Earth, Air, Water, Light/Fire

Week 1: Earth
-potter's clay- build big then recycle
-sculpey animals and camouflage painting
-cave paintings: tempera 'rock' background finger paint
-chalk pastel drawing 'cave drawings'
-fairy houses











Week 2: Air
-papier mache birds on hanger armature
-paint birds with tempera paint
-flying machine invention drawing
-story of flying super hero
- make accordion book











Week 3: Water
-monoprints for collaborative set of papers
-cut paper fish from monoprints
-styrofoam printing
-watercolor techniques: wet on wet, dry on wet, dry on dry, wet on dry, crayon resist
-collage from watercolor experiments
-boats form recycled materials










Week 4: Light/Fire
-dragon collage with tissue paper
-shadow drawings turned into paintings
-color changers(clear plastic sculpture with colored acetate)
-homemade slides with slide projector
-shadow puppets
-hot tempera paintings- red, yellow, orange














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