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Classes
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2009 Summer Art Camp Overview Hibel
Museum of Art Summer Camp 2009 Instructors: Patricia
Trotter (retired after 36
years of teaching elementary art in New
Jersey) and Charlene
Lightman (currently
elementary art teacher in Palm Beach
County School District). The HMA 2009 Summer Camp Program will teach basic to advanced techniques of Drawing and Painting, (depending on your child's level). The Drawing and Painting will cover multimedia instruction on use of materials, technique, perceptive and exercises to improve artistic ability. Using the elements of art, there will be a focus on different countries/continents and their unique styles or art forms.
Supplies are included with
the cost of the camp as well as two
daily snacks.
Students must provide their own
lunch.
The Daily Schedule will be as
follows:
8:30-9
am.
Campers Arrive
.
9am
Camp Begins in the FAU Hibel Art
Building Room #103 (Located
directly across the circle from the
museum's front doors) 10:30
am--Snack and Outdoor Break (15 minutes) 12:00
pm--Lunch and Break (30 minutes) 2:00
pm--Snack and Outdoor Break (15 minutes) 3:30
pm--Parents pick up students Week
One-June 8-12 Charlene
Lightman Drawing
and Painting focusing on Japan and Asian
Cultures Week
Two-June 15-19
Charlene Lightman Drawing
and Painting focusing on Islands of the
World Week
Three-June 22-26 Pat
Trotter Drawing
and Painting focusing on Mexico, Brazil,
and other Latin American countries Week
Four-June 29-July 3 Pat
Trotter Drawing
and Painting focusing on the Middle East
and Asian countries not covered in Week
One Week
Five-
July
6-10 Pat
Trotter Drawing
and Painting focusing on European
countries such as France, Italy, and
Spain Week
Six-July 13-17 Pat
Trotter Drawing
and Painting focusing on Canada and
United States Week
Seven--July 20-24
Charlene Lightman Drawing
and Painting focusing on African art Week
Eight—July 27-31
Charlene Lightman Drawing
and Painting focusing on Australian art July
31--Afternoon
luncheon and art reception for all
campers from the 8 week program with Ms.
Edna Hibel All
Students will receive: Tour
of Museum on Monday of each week of camp A
brief introduction to Edna Hibel (her
life, work & philosophy by Museum
Director or Asst. Director) Art
Instruction from certified art
teachers Homework
(Optional) Encouragement
to pursue artistic interests Displayed
work in Hibel Museum of Art at the end
of class There
will be an "exhibit reception"
held at the end of the last class, July
31st. All students, parents and their
guests are invited to the museum for a
special viewing of the campers' art
work. One work of art per student per week
will be displayed during the reception
and remain on "exhibit' at the
museum until
August 7, 2009. Ms. Edna
Hibel will be invited to meet the
children, see their works of art on
display, and answer their questions. |
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The Hibel Museum of Art is a non profit 501 [c]3 corporation. It is a private museum and operates solely on donations and sales from the Hibel Museum of Art gift shop. With out donations from our generous supporters we can not keep our doors open. If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to the Hibel Museum of Art please contact one of the museum staff members. We thank you for your continued support. For more information regarding upcoming events and exhibits please contact the museum Tuesday through Saturday 11am -4pm. Group Tours Available. |
