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AGES 4-18SUMMER ART CAMPS

JUNE 8 - AUG 21, 2020

FINANCIAL AID, PAYMENT

PLANS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

AVAILABLE! SEE PAGE 2

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OUR NONPROFIT MISSIONThe Evanston Art Center (EAC) is dedicated to fostering the appreciation and expression of art among diverse audiences. EAC offers extensive and innovative instruction in broad areas of artistic endeavor through classes, exhibitions, interactive arts activities, and community outreach initiatives.

LUNCHFor all-day camps, students bring their own nut-free lunch.

If you’d like to register your child for a morning and an afternoon session, a 30-minute supervised lunch break is included at no extra charge. Campers are automatically enrolled in lunch by registering for both camps.

LATE PICK-UP ARRANGEMENTSIf you cannot pick up your child until 4:30 p.m., they can stay with a Teaching Assistant and continue to work on their projects started earlier in the day. $15 per day. Advance notice is needed. Contact the Director of Education to arrange.

OUTDOOR BREAKS PLANNEDCampers visit nearby McCulloch Park for a break during the day, weather permitting. We suggest you pack sunscreen and any sun protection your child may need. Students are typically given an option of continuing to work or going outside – both options include supervision by our great camp team members!

QUESTIONS? CONTACT US!Our Director of Education is happy to chat with you about what camps she recommends for your child, and to answer any questions you may have. Please contact Christena Gunther [email protected] or 847-475-5300 ext. 108.

SIGNED EMERGENCY CONTACT FORM REQUIREDThe first day of camp or prior, all guardians must complete and sign an emergency contact form that includes multiple phone numbers and any medical or emergency information. We suggest you find this form online or pick up from the front desk prior to your arrival to expedite first day check-in process.

PARKINGThe parking lot adjacent to the Art Center is available on first-come, first-served basis with vehicles exhibiting a parking permit. Permits are available from the EAC front desk. Street parking is also available. Please do not park in our neighbors’ parking lots.

SAVE! BECOME A MEMBER TODAY!Become a member of Evanston Art Center! Save on tuition and support EAC’s nonprofit mission including programs and operations. We suggest this option if you’re registering more than one child or for more than one week of camp:• EAC Youth Annual Membership: $35• Family Annual Membership: $60 FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLEFinancial aid, scholarships, and payment plans are available based on financial need. For more information or an application, call (847) 475-5300, check our website, or visit EAC’s front desk. Please plan to apply at least two weeks prior to the camp for which you wish to register.

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ARE WELCOMEEAC welcomes all students with disabilities to join our classes! EAC is wheelchair-accessible with power-assist doors, an accessible restroom, and an elevator. Online on our camps page we have a Social Narrative that prepares your child for an EAC camp experience. If your child requires any accommodation to fully participate in the camp, please contact EAC’s Director of Education with as much advance notice as possible. To ensure the best experience possible, we appreciate your sharing as much information about your child as you feel comfortable.

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HI! WELCOME TO SUMMER CAMP AT EACAt EAC, we value creative exploration and cultivation because there are no “right” answers in art! Just different ways to approach and solve problems, think critically, and achieve goals. We focus on sharing new techniques and skills that enhance existing interests, allow for multiple perspectives and interpretations.

Let’s get creating!

“It was a wonderful experience! Engaging projects, great teachers and TA’s and a great environment. My daughter wants to return again next summer.”

“My son is a reluctant camper, and really enjoyed the week of camp he did at the EAC. Thank you so very much for great instruction and programming!”

WHAT TO BRING: Reusable, labeled water bottle Nut-free snacks Epi-pens or other emergency allergy medications, with instructions for your child. Sunscreen or other sun protection Come to camp dressed for mess No need to bring any art supplies! They’re included in the camp tuition.

WE WELCOME ALLThe Evanston Art Center welcomes and respects all of our community: students, artists, faculty, and staff. We acknowledge and honor the fundamental value and dignity of all individuals including, but not limited to, race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, religion, class, ability, language, nationality, immigration status and training.

QUESTIONS? CONTACT US!Our Director of Education is happy to chat with you about what camps she recommends for your child, and to answer any questions you may have. Please contact Christena Gunther [email protected] or 847-475-5300 ext. 108.





WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5JUNE 8-12

JUNE 15-19

JUNE 22-26

JUNE 29-JULY 2

(NO CLASS 7/3)

JULY 6-10

AGES 4-5 9AM-

12PM

Mixed Media: Under The Sea S4911A

Mixed Media: Sharing Art S4912A

Mixed Media: Cool Creatures S4913A

Mixed Media: Shapes, Skyscrapers and Structures S4914A

Mixed Media: Games and Action S4915A

AGES 6-8 9AM-

12PM

Mixed Media: Under The Sea S4931A

Mixed Media: Sharing Art S4932A

Mixed Media: Cool Creatures S4933A

Mixed Media: Shapes, Skyscrapers and Structures S4934A

Mixed Media: Games and Action S4935A

12:30-3:30PM

Exploring Clay: Under The Sea S4931B

Exploring Clay: Sharing Art S4932B

Exploring Clay: Cool Creatures S4933B

Exploring Clay: Shapes, Skyscrapers and Structures S4934B

Exploring Clay: Games and Action S4935B

AGES 9-11 9AM-

12PM

Digital Photography I S4951A

ALL DAY Filmmaking S4952AB

Beginning/Intermediate Drawing & Painting S4953A

Drawing & Painting Abstraction S4954A

ALL DAY Fashion Design & Construction S4955AB

12:30-3:30PM

Digital Photography I S4951B

Beginning/Intermediate Drawing & Painting S4953B

Drawing & Painting Abstraction S4954B

AGES 12-14 9AM-

12PM

Beginning/Intermediate Drawing & Painting S4971A

Art History S4972A

ALL DAY Filmmaking S4973AB

Digital Photography I S4974A

Architecture & Design S4975A

12:30-3:30PM

Beginning/Intermediate Drawing & Painting S4971B

Art History S4972B

Digital Photography I S4974B

Architecture & Design S4975B

AGES 14-18 9AM-

3:30PM

High School Drawing & Painting Intensive S4266

2020 SUMMER ART CAMPSRead our camp descriptions and see pricing on following pages. Search online by the 6 character code to register.


WEEK 6 WEEK 7 WEEK 8 WEEK 9 WEEK 10 WEEK 11JULY 13-17

JULY 20-24

JULY 27-31

AUGUST 3-7

AUGUST 10-14

AUGUST 17-21

Mixed Media: Colors of the Rainbow S4916A

Mixed Media: Good Enough to Eat S4917A

Mixed Media: That’s Greek to Me! S4918A

Mixed Media: Tell Me A Story! S4919A

Mixed Media: Bugs, Butterflies and Beetles S4920A

Mixed Media: Earth Week S4921A

Mixed Media: Colors of the Rainbow S4916A

Mixed Media: Good Enough to Eat S4937A

Mixed Media: That’s Greek to Me! S4938A

Mixed Media: Tell Me A Story! S4939A

Mixed Media: Bugs, Butterflies and Beetles S4940A

Mixed Media: Earth Week S4941A

Exploring Clay: Colors of the Rainbow S4936B

Exploring Clay: Good Enough to Eat S4937B

Exploring Clay: That’s Greek to Me! S4938B

Exploring Clay: Tell Me A Story! S4939B

Exploring Clay: Bugs, Butterflies and Beetles S4940B

Exploring Clay: Earth Week S4941B

Architecture & Design S4956A

Digital Photography II S4957A

3D Modeling & Printing S4958A

Art History S4959A

Illustration S4960A

Laser Engraving & Design S4961A

Architecture & Design S4956B

Digital Photography II S4957B

3D Modeling & Printing S4958B

Art HistoryS4959B

Illustration S4960B

Laser Engraving & Design S4961B

Digital Photography II S4976A

Drawing & Painting Abstraction S4977A

ALL DAY Fashion Design & Construction S4978AB

3D Modeling & Printing S4979A

Laser Engraving & Design S4980A

Illustration S4981A

Digital Photography II S4976B

Drawing & Painting Abstraction S4977B

3D Modeling & Printing S4979B

Laser Engraving & Design S4980B

Illustration S4981B

High School Drawing & Painting Intensive S4267

2020 SUMMER ART CAMPSRead our camp descriptions and see pricing on following pages. Search online by the 6 character code to register.


AGES 4-5, 6-8 SUMMER CAMPSOur younger campers share a fun and dynamic camp theme each week that directs our artistic exploration, emphasizing skill-building, arts and visual literacy, and behavioral and emotional development. Campers ages 4-5 create simplified versions of the art projects, with older campers’ mixed media camps focusing on drawing, painting, sculpture and assemblage and multi-day projects. Afternoon ceramics campers will apply the theme to their ceramics works. On Fridays, campers ages 4-5, 6-8 will be invited to dress up related to the theme! You’ll learn more on the first day of camp.

GIVE US 2 WEEKS FOR CLAY PROJECTS: Afternoon clay projects will be available beginning about 2 weeks after camp. The EAC will contact you via email when the projects are ready for pick-up. You will have a 4-week period to pick up the projects from the EAC.

LUNCH INCLUDED: If you’d like to register your child aged 6-8 for a morning and an afternoon camp session, a 30-minute supervised, nut-free lunch break is included at no extra charge. Campers are automatically enrolled in lunch by registering for both the morning and afternoon camps.

Photo credits (top L / bottom R): Ashleigh Pastor

EAC OFFERS WEEKLY SUMMER

CLASSES FOR KIDS AND TEENS

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for updates


WEEK 1 (JUNE 8-12) UNDER THE SEASnorkel over to camp! Campers will focus on everything aquatic while learning about marine animals and underwater plants. Projects will cover creating an underwater landscape painting (including your favorite mermaids or sea monsters), a turtle bowl, and other works starring your fish, otters, and other ocean friends. Afternoon campers will create marine-inspired works in clay, such as coral reef tiles, ceramic sea shells, whale soap dish, or turtle lantern.Ages 4-5, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4911A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4931A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 12:30-3:30pm Exploring Clay S4931B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

WEEK 2 (JUNE 15-19) SHARING ART One of the best things about artmaking is sharing it with others! Join us for a week about giving as we create artwork meant to be shared with the ones we love. Create family finger puppets, mold air dry pets and use printmaking techniques to print your very own gift cards for your family and friends! Collaborate and exchange art with your campmates if you’d like, too! In the afternoon, ceramic campers will create a letterbox to collect cards and notes, family figurines, and ceramic picture frame to give to your favorite person.Ages 4-5, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4912A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4932A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 12:30-3:30pm Exploring Clay S4932B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

WEEK 3 (JUNE 22-JUNE 26) COOL CREATURESDid you know a mantis shrimp can see ultraviolet light? Or that dolphins have names? Create artwork inspired by the unique abilities of animals from all over the world. Come mold, print, and paint while learning about all the amazing things these cool creatures can do. Afternoon Campers will immortalize these amazing creatures in clay, creating projects such a ceramic bee hive or dolphin whistle!Ages 4-5, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4913A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4933A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 12:30-3:30pm Exploring Clay S4933B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

WEEK 4 (JUNE 29-JULY 2) No camp 7/3SHAPES, SKYSCRAPERS, AND STRUCTURES Are you an engineer? A builder? Let’s explore methods of building and construction using tactile art mediums. Create bedroom blueprint drawings, Alexander Calder-inspired mobiles, and your own skyscraper. The sky’s the limit! Afternoon clay campers will utilize the power of clay to shape, mold, and build their imagination. Projects include Matisse-inspired relief sculpture, a mini-house lantern, and a skyscraper pencil holder.Ages 4-5, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4914A

EAC Member $220 / Non-member $250Ages 6-8, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4934A EAC Member $220 / Non-member $250Ages 6-8, 12:30-3:30pm Exploring Clay S4934B EAC Member $240 / Non-member $270

WEEK 5 (JULY 6-10) GAMES & MOVEMENTJoin us for an action-packed week of artmaking as we create artwork exploring movement and games! Our 4-5 year-old campers will create action paintings, bird sculptures, and other dynamic projects. Campers, aged 6-8 will create kinetic sculptures, animated flip-books, and design their own board game. Afternoon campers will create ceramic windchimes and make their own chess or other game pieces. Get ready to move, make, and play!Ages 4-5, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4915A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4935A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 12:30-3:30pm Exploring Clay S4935B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

WEEK 6 (JULY 13-17) COLORS OF THE RAINBOWLet’s explore the colors of the rainbow together to make bright and brilliant works of art. Learn simple color theory, practice color-mixing with watercolors and acrylic paints, create vivid sculptures, and other projects inspired by vibrant artists such as Frida Kahlo, Henri Matisse and Mark Rothko. Afternoon clay campers will create works after colorful ceramicists and sculptors while exploring different glazes and their effects on ceramic works of art.Ages 4-5, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4916A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4916B EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 12:30-3:30pm Exploring Clay S4936B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

WEEK 7 (JULY 20-24) GOOD ENOUGH TO EAT!These projects look almost good enough to eat! Ages 6-8 campers, your projects include creating your very own junk food sculpture, rainbow cake color-wheel, and Arcimboldo inspired food portrait. Younger campers will make model magic food sculptures, vegetable prints, and other yummy projects. Other materials include air-dry clay, watercolors, and collage. Afternoon clay campers, create your own clay desserts, wacky dinnerware, and other delicious projects! No edible food provided.Ages 4-5, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4917A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4937A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 12:30-3:30pm Exploring Clay S4937B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

WEEK 8 (JULY 27-31) THAT’S GREEK TO ME! Dig into history as we create art inspired by the lives and achievements of the past with our own modern-day twists. Create Greek-inspired clay carvings, your own Aboriginal dream-painting, Chinese ink drawings,

Egyptian hieroglyphs, and Inca pyramid. Afternoon campers will learn about ancient pottery and ceramics while constructing their own clay artifacts.Ages 4-5, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4918A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4938A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 12:30-3:30pm Exploring Clay S4938B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

WEEK 9 (AUGUST 3-7) TELL ME A STORY!Visual art is another way to tell a story. After reviewing beloved books with words and pictures, we’ll examine visual works of art to understand the story the author is trying to share. Campers will create their own narrative works of art in varying media inspired by what we learn—bringing their favorite stories to life in a new way! Afternoon campers will create ceramic sculptures that illustrate, reflect, and progress the stories discussed in class. Projects include narrative pottery and figures from your favorite stories.Ages 4-5, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4919A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4939A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 12:30-3:30pm Exploring Clay S4939B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

WEEK 10 (AUGUST 10-14) BUGS, BUTTERFLIES, & BEETLESCreepy, crawly, cool! Explore the miniature world around us as we make art about our small, many-legged friends. Projects include butterfly watercolor painting, glow-in-the-dark fireflies, and a dragonfly sculpture. Afternoon campers will create an insect mobile, butterfly feeder, and a bowl with carved wing-inspired designs. *No insects will be harmed in this camp.Ages 4-5, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4920A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4940A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 12:30-3:30pm Exploring Clay S4940B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

WEEK 11 (AUGUST 17-21) EARTH WEEKInstead of an Earth Day, let’s make it an Earth Week! We’ll focus on the environment as we make works of art inspired by, and made from natural or recycled materials. Projects include assemblage sculptures from recyclable materials, leaf prints, collage, and more. Afternoon campers will help the earth by making your own earth plate, endangered animal figurine, and scrap clay sculpture. Best for campers who like to DIY, and are ready to get their hands dirty.Ages 4-5, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4921A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 9am-12pm Mixed Media S4941A EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305Ages 6-8, 12:30-3:30pm Exploring Clay S4941B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325


AGES 9-11, 12-14 SUMMER CAMPSOur older campers are invited to focus on different disciplines each week of camp, ranging from various digital media courses to drawing and painting, fashion design, and architecture that focus on skill- and confidence-building projects that allow you to experiment and problem solve with equipment, ideas, and different artistic forms. We’ll equip you with the framework, but you fill in the rest with your own unique twist. Develop your creativity and confidence as you head back to middle school or high school!

LUNCH INCLUDED: If you’d like to register your child for a morning and an afternoon camp session, a 30-minute supervised, nut-free lunch break is included at no extra charge. Campers are automatically enrolled in lunch by registering for both the morning and afternoon camps. Even though morning and afternoon camps are the same topics, the instructor will be the same and will ensure your child will learn new material and can continue working on a longer-term project or new projects in the afternoon.

Photo credits: Ashleigh Pastor


3D MODELING AND PRINTING OBJECTS Learn how to print your own small objects with the use of design software to 3D print.We will individually explore ways in which you can create and print your own objects--the possibilities are endless! AGES 9-11WEEK 8 (JULY 27-31) 9am-12pm S4958A12:30-3:30pm S4958B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

AGES 12-14WEEK 9 (AUGUST 3-7) 9am-12pm S4979A12:30-3:30pm S4979B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

ARCHITECTURE & DESIGNWould you like to buy your milk while inside a milk bottle-shaped building? Learn what mimetic architecture is, looking at celebrated buildings from around the world. Explore the field of architecture and design through fun examples and hands-on practice. Specifically, finding inspiration from everyday life; gaining critical thinking and problem-solving skills through building an architecture model. We will start with sketching and observation, and then go into building our own models. AGES 9-11WEEK 6 (JULY 13-17) 9am-12pm S4956A12:30-3:30pm S4956B EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305

AGES 12-14WEEK 5 (JULY 6-10) 9am-12pm S4975A12:30-3:30pm S4975B EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305

ART HISTORYCreate works of art inspired by artists and art movements as we explore art throughout history. Get to know a different art movement and medium at the beginning of each day, followed by hands-on art making to utilize visual and tactile learning to build a deeper understanding of art history and the artistic process. We will cover art from about 500 BCE to present, and include works from all over the world. Projects include a Grecian ceramic vase, an illuminated manuscript, print inspired by Japanese woodblocks, mini-Impressionist painting, and a project inspired by mixed media contemporary artists.AGES 9-11WEEK 9 (AUGUST 3-7) 9am-12pm S4959A 12:30-3:30pm S4959B EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305

AGES 12-14WEEK 2 (JULY 27-31) 9am -12pm S4972A 12:30-3:30pm S4972B EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305

BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE DRAWING & PAINTINGCoordinate your hand and eye while mastering still life, landscapes, and portraiture. First, we’ll develop and expand on fundamental drawing skills and techniques in charcoal, pencil, pen and ink, and pastel. Understand more about line, shapes, perspective, composition, shading, and light. Using acrylic paints, you will learn about color, perspective, and realistic rendering as you build a painting step-by-step. AGES 9-11WEEK 3 (JUNE 22-26) 9am-12pm S4953A12:30-3:30pm S4953B EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305

AGES 12-14WEEK 1 (JUNE 8-12) 9am-12pm S4971A12:30-3:30pm S4971B EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY IDiscover digital photography by taking photos during class and editing them using Adobe Photoshop. Explore composition, exposure, digital editing and inkjet printing to understand what photography is, and to develop your own individual style. By the end of the week you will have digital files and a select number of prints to share. Bring your own digital camera and flash drive if you have one, or a camera and flash drive will be provided. AGES 9-11WEEK 1 (JUNE 8-12) 9am-12pm S4951A 12:30-3:30pm S4951B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

AGES 12-14WEEK 4 (JUNE 29-JULY 2) 9am-12pm S4974A 12:30-3:30pm S4974B EAC Member $240 / Non-member $270

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY IIIntended for more experienced photographers (ideally who have taken photography at EAC before). Build on your photography skills and add to your confidence to get off of auto and learn to manually focus photos. Explore analog photography and be introduced to the EAC Dark Room. Learn more advanced Photoshop skills that will make your photos pop when you take home your ink-jet prints at the end of the week. Bring your own digital camera and flash drive if you have one, or one will be provided. AGES 9-11WEEK 7 (JULY 20-24) 9am-12pm S4957A 12:30-3:30pm S4957B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

AGES 12-14WEEK 6 (JULY 13-17) 9am-12pm S4976A 12:30-3:30pm S4976B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

DRAWING & PAINTING ABSTRACTION Create works inspired by some of the masters of abstract art, such as Georgia O’Keeffe, Jasper Johns, Pablo Picasso and Anslem Kiefer. Look outside the art world to develop an appreciation for abstraction in nature, experimenting with strategies to bring nature influences into your artwork. Develop your drawing and painting skills to experiment with ways to use composition, color exploration, texture and pattern to create amazing works of art.AGES 9-11WEEK 4 (JUNE 29-JULY 2) 9am-12pm S4954A 12:30-3:30pm S4954B EAC Member $220 / Non-member $250No class July 3.

AGES 12-14WEEK 7 (JULY 20-24) 9am-12pm S4977A 12:30-3:30pm S4977B EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305

FASHION DESIGN & CONSTRUCTIONWork as a team to create a line of clothing that will be presented to the “buyers” at the end-of-week fashion show. Observing trends, sketching ideas and conceiving a fashion line of clothing. Our line of presentation samples will be created using repurposing, creating patterns, painting fabric and constructing basic garments with a sewing machine. Each student will create one original garment to wear on the runway! Families and friends are invited on the Friday afternoon of camp at 3:45pm to join us for a fashion show.AGES 9-11WEEK 5 (JULY 6-10) ALL DAY 9am-3:30pm S4955AB EAC Member $530 / Non-member $560

AGES 12-14WEEK 8 (JULY 27-31) ALL DAY 9am-3:30pm S4978AB EAC Member $530 / Non-member $560

FILMMAKINGExperiment with a variety of filmmaking strategies to bring your own stories to life! Learn about video production and post-production, camera operation, editing, directing, acting, and writing by working in a small group to create a short film. Use video cameras and edit your film in Adobe Premiere. No need to bring any supplies. Families and friends are invited to a film screening on the Friday of camp at 3:45pm.AGES 9-11WEEK 2 (JUNE 15-19) ALL DAY 9am-3:30pm S4952AB EAC Member $550 / Non-member $580

AGES 12-14WEEK 3 (JUNE 22-JUNE 26) ALL DAY 9am-3:30pm S4973AB EAC Member $550 / Non-member $580


ILLUSTRATIONBring your illustrations to life! Create and hand-draw unique original characters, fantasy monsters, and sci-fi landscapes by exploring the world of contemporary illustration as seen in our favorite cartoons, videogames, zines and manga.AGES 9-11WEEK 10 (AUGUST 10-14) 9am-12pm S4960A 12:30-3:30pm S4960B EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305

AGES 12-14WEEK 11 (AUGUST 17-21) 9am-12pm S4981A 12:30-3:30pm S4981B EAC Member $275 / Non-member $305

LASER ENGRAVING & DESIGNCombine art and technology to create uniquely designed projects on our laser engraver. Laser engraving takes advantage of a high-power laser to etch the surface and cut through a variety of materials. Learn how to use the laser engraver, design and prepare files for print, and have the opportunity to cut, etch and engrave your designs onto wood and cardboard. We’ll cover a variety of 2D and 3D software that will let the students create a variety of objects, including keychains, signs, and 3D models. AGES 9-11WEEK 11 (AUGUST 17-21) 9am-12pm S4961A 12:30-3:30pm S4961B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

AGES 12-14WEEK 10 (AUGUST 10-14) 9am-12pm S4980A 12:30-3:30pm S4980B EAC Member $295 / Non-member $325

AGES 14-18 INTENSIVE DRAWING AND PAINTING CAMPSHIGH SCHOOL DRAWING AND PAINTING INTENSIVEAngela SchlaudPerfect for teens serious in furthering their painting and drawing skills, especially for advanced students who need to build a portfolio for college, or are considering pursuing art after high school. Designed to enhance your ability and confidence to render objects and the figure through dry and wet media. Learn how to build concepts to create a cohesive body of work and understand more about how to think like an artist. You may take both weeks or just one. All materials are included, but you can bring your own materials if you’d like. Note: This class uses one nude model. WEEK 5 (JULY 6-10) FULL DAY9am-3:30pm S4266 EAC Member $530 / Non-member $560

WEEK 10 (AUGUST 10-14) FULL DAY 9am-3:30pm S4267 EAC Member $530 /Non-member $560

Photo credit: Ashleigh Pastor

EAC OFFERS WEEKLY SUMMER

CLASSES FOR KIDS AND TEENS

TOO!Check our website

for updates





REGISTRATION INFORMATION & POLICIES

REGISTER TODAY!Registration is now open for summer camp! We offer three options to register your child:1. Online – www.evanstonartcenter.org. Search for the course number.2. In-person – visit us at EAC, and register at our front desk: The Evanston Art Center accepts registration during

its regular business hours: Monday – Thursday, 9 am – 10pm Friday, 9 am – 9pm Saturday and Sunday 9 am – 4 pm3. Over the phone – call 847-475-5300.

REFUND & CANCELLATION POLICY• If a camp does not have sufficient enrollment to run, all registrants will be notified 5 days prior to the start of camp

and will receive a full refund.• No refunds are given for classes dropped beyond the next business day after the first class has met. • EAC staff must be notified when dropping a class. Note that not attending does not constitute an official

withdrawal. • The refund policy is as follows:

EVANSTON ART CENTER OBSERVED HOLIDAYS Classes will not be held on major holidays or during extreme weather events. Classes falling on these days will be made up at the end of the term and will be coordinated between faculty members and each class. Only the administration may cancel classes in case of inclement weather. There is no camp on Friday, July 3, 2020 in observance of Independence Day. Tuition prices are adjusted accordingly.

LIABILITY WAIVER By registering for a camp, you agree to the following: I understand and accept the registration and refund policy of the Evanston Art Center and know that EAC membership fees are non-refundable and there are no exceptions to EAC policies. I recognize EAC’s right to refuse to retain any student in any class at any time without incurring obligations. I hereby accept and assume all risk for any harm, injury or damages that may befall me, foreseen or unforeseen, as a result of my participation in workshops and classes at EAC. I authorize EAC to seek medical assistance on my or my child’s behalf if necessary.

PERMISSION TO PHOTOGRAPH The Evanston Art Center retains the right to photograph any class, work, student or event and reproduce the images at its discretion without incurring obligations. To opt-out please contact Director of Education in advance of the first day of camp.

REFUND SCHEDULE Dropped 7 or more days before

first session*

Dropped between 6 days before the first session and the first working day after first session*

Dropped after the first working day after thefirst session*

ADULT AND YFA CLASSES

Tuition refunded minus $50 pro-cessing fee**

Tuition is refunded minus a pro-cessing fee equal to 50% of the tuition

NO REFUND OR CREDIT

WORKSHOPS $100 OR MORE

Tuition refunded minus $50 pro-cessing fee** NO REFUND OR CREDIT NO REFUND OR

CREDIT

WORKSHOPS UNDER $100

Tuition refunded minus $25 pro-cessing fee** NO REFUND OR CREDIT NO REFUND OR

CREDIT

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