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The ArtSplot studio is both an active workshop and a gallery. It offers art instruction as well as free-lance artwork. A wide variety of programs are available ranging from flexible individualized lessons, small group focused programs and on-site painting hikes, to artist-in-residency offerings in the schools. Instruction covers a comprehensive range of artistic endeavor, including drawing, painting, printmaking, pottery, and sculpture. Creative writing, literature, and music are often incorporated. Artwork in the out-of-doors is an overwhelming theme.
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Updated Summer Program Dates for 2008
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The ArtSplot is in its eleventh year of artistic outdoor summer pgroams. We are proud to offer yet another season of art enrichment to the Bozeman community and surrounding areas. Students will develop observational, artistic and verbal skills while exploring their natural surroundings. With the use of a wide variety of media, self-expression and creative responses will be emphasized. The teaching style is individualized, friendly, and very supportive of the value as well as the delight in doing artwork. We look forward to having another summer filled with enthusiastic students actively participating in the arts.
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Click here to download a Registration Form
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Programs for Young Adults: 2008
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Last August 20-24, 2007, the ArtSplot and seven youths flew from Bozeman to Seattle and spent four nights and five days experiencing the city through the arts. We offer the following this summer:
ArtWalks in the City
An artistic trip to the city of Seattle for grades 7 - 12, June 16 - 20, 2008.
An artistic trip to the city of San Francisco for grades 7 - 12, August 18 - 22, 2008.
Experience the city through art, music, architecture, food, sights, and life.
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With the use of a wide variety of media, self expression and creative responses will be emphasized. The teaching style is individualized, friendly, and very supportive of the value as well as the delight in doing artwork. The climate is relaxed and conducive yet instructive and visually aware of the relationship between individuals and their connection to the natural world. We look forward to having another summer filled with enthusiastic students actively participating in ‘The Arts.’
Sincerely,
Chelsea Smith
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