Summer Program Dates: 2010 All programs are Monday - Thursday, 9:00am to 3:00pm. Ages 6 - 8, 9 and up. • June 14 - 17 • June 21 - 24 • June 28 - July 1 • July 6 - 9 • July 12 - 15 • July 19 - 22 • July 26 - 29 • August 2 - 5 • August 9 - 12 • August 16 - 19 Cost: • Early Registration: $155.00/program (sign-ups before May 10, 10) • Registration: $175.00/program (sign-ups after May 10, 10) ArtSplot Goods: • T-Shirts: $15.00  (Sizes - S,M,L) • Berets: $15.00  (Sizes - one fits all) **We are now accepting credit card payment** Activities: • two days on-site and two days around town and in the studio doing: • palette knife painting • drawing • relief printmaking • watercolor painting • collage • clay sculpture • potter1s wheel • hiking • monoprints • creative writing • embossing • outdoor sculpture Art Materials: (included in cost) • acrylic paint on canvas • chalk pastels • balsa wood & ink • watercolor • handmade papers • earthenware clay • ceramic tools • monotype inks • natural materials • charcoal • oil pastels • drawing pencils What to Bring: • backpack • lunch • water bottle • hat • sturdy shoes • sunscreen • rain jacket • warm layer • water shoes Other Class Information: Group size limited to 10 students and 2 instructors per program. Ages 6 to 8, and 9 and up will be grouped together, with flexibility. Costs includes all art materials, transportation from studio to onsite locations, and snacks. Scholarship funds are available for qualifying individuals. A Message From the Instructors: “As The ArtSplot instructors, we provide a creative workplace and environment where students enjoy instruction on a personal level. Individual talents and abilities are embraced as an expressive means towards their growth and human development. Whether we are in the studio or in the field, conversation and observations between students, ourselves, and surroundings encourage artistic response and awareness. “As instructors of The ArtSplot, we believe that concrete accomplishments...finished pieces of artwork...are important achievements within the experience of our explorations. Of even more significance in the artistic related character development of those students involved in The ArtSplot summer programs is the actual process of creativity itself. Through the accomplishments of the students themselves, we feel that it is of great importance that each individual feels positive about and motivated by their artwork and their environment.” Sincerely, Chelsea Smith, Tim Rooney, Allison McGree