2019 summerart camp

Enrollment begins April 1 at AppletonMuseum.org

Summer is here and the Appleton is the place to be for art camp and adult classes. Flip through the pages and take a look at all the awesome camps and classes we have to offer. There’s something to inspire artists of all ages!

Hollis Mutch, Museum Educator

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for adultsclassesFor more information or to register online, visit AppletonMuseum.org.

Art 101Let these one-day workshops inspire your creative side and provide a relaxed, successful experience. Appropriate for ages 16 and older; all materials are included. $40 Appleton members; $80 nonmembers (per workshop)

Paint a Glass Carafe Tuesday, May 7, 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Upcycle Art Journal Tuesday, August 13, 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Dig Into ClaySix-week sessions focusing on either handbuilding or wheelthrowing.$200 Appleton members; $250 nonmembers

HandbuildingSummer Session 1: Saturdays, June 1–July 6, 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Studio Time 1–4 p.m.

WheelthrowingSummer Session 2: Saturdays, July 20–August 24, 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Studio Time 1–4 p.m.

Summer Clay Open StudioOpen studio time is available to ages 16 and older who previously completed one six-week Dig Into Clay session.$100 Appleton members; $125 nonmembers

Your choice of six Saturday afternoons (June 1–August 24), 1–4 p.m.Includes access to a variety of glazes and firing of all work completed during the studio session. 25 lb. bags of clay can be purchased for $30.

Painting Workshop s Explore painting through these multi-part workshops. $75 Appleton members; $95 nonmembers (per workshop)

Amedeo Modigliani’s “Woman with Fan” (Water Soluble Oil)Wednesdays, May 15, 22, and 28, 1–5 p.m.

Acrylic Color Workshop Saturdays, June 15 and 22, 1–5 p.m.

This acrylic class for all levels focuses on the color wheel, color theory and blending of primary colors. Students will create four small still-life paintings black and white, yellows, blues and reds with step-by-step instruction throughout the workshop.

Touch Drawing Saturdays, July 20 and 27, 1–5 p.m.

Founded by Deborah Koff-Chapin, this guided process involves drawing images on paper that has been placed over a surface of wet paint.Students will then choose one image to be mounted, colored and embellished according to their preferred medium. No experience required.

Highwaymen Seascape (Water Soluble Oil) With Fan Brush Tuesday and Wednesday, August 13 and 14, 1–5 p.m.

Special Workshop$40 Appleton members; $60 nonmembers

Fabric Jewelry WorkshopDesign and create a one-of-a-kind fabric jewelry piece using various materials; metal, velvet, leather, etc.Saturday, May 25, 1–5 p.m.

Crazy About Color (Limit 12 students)Time: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 4–6

Imagination meets inspiration in this color-filled week. Sensory, fine motor and color awareness skills will be explored while creating colorful works of art.Instructor: Naomi Ballard$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Van GoghTime: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 7–12

Learn about the artist Vincent Van Gogh and some of his most famous works of art. Using his style and techniques create your own iris, sunflower, and even “Starry Night” artwork.Instructor: Marla Long$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Fashion FunTime: 1–4 p.m., Ages 7–12

It’s all about fashion! This week is full of dreaming, designing and creating fashion and art using a variety of techniques.Instructor: Maritzabel Jauregui-Rodriguez$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

June 10-14Birds, Butterflies and BeesTime: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 7–12

There are so many BEE-utiful colors and patterns in these wonderful little creatures. Campers will learn about the important role bees play in our environment while creating art. It’ll be a “honey” of a week.Instructor: Jeanne Baines$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Storybook ArtTime: 1–4 p.m., Ages 7–12

What are flip books or triangle books? Learn all about them and make books and art inspired by stories.Instructor: Tasha Strigle$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Meet the Masters (Limit 12 students)Time: 1–4 p.m., Ages 4–6

Through art and stories, pint-sized Picassos will be introduced to a new artist each day and experience a variety of materials to create inspired works of art.Instructor: Michel Yeuell$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

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June 17-21Pop ArtTime: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 7–12

What is big with bright colors and fun subjects? Pop Art! Discover the Pop Art movement to create bold and exciting works of art.Instructor: Marla Long$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Meet the Masters (Limit 12 students)Time: 1–4 p.m., Ages 4–6

Through art and stories, pint-sized Picassos will be introduced to a new artist each day and experience a variety of materials to create inspired works of art.Instructor: Ruth Dexheimer$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

June 24-28Printmaking and IllustrationTime: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 12 and up

Using our printing press, discover different types of printmaking and then combine these artistic processes with illustration.Instructor: Naomi Ballard$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Florida WildlifeTime: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 7–12

Manatees, gators, herons and even snakes will be the subjects of our artwork this week. Draw, paint and sculpt some of the most interesting animals that call Florida their home. Bring a gator home that doesn’t BITE!Instructor: Marie Fielding$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

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Dig Into Clay Jr.Time: 1–4 p.m., Ages 7–12

It’s clay every day in this two-week camp where campers learn the basics of handbuilding and glazing.Instructor: Alexis Ellis$185 Appleton members; $220 nonmembers

july 15–26June 17–28AppleTEENS ClayTime: 1–4 p.m., Ages 12 and up

This two-week camp for teens is all about throwing, building, glazing and discovering what fun clay can be! Learn to throw on a pottery wheel and combine it with unique handbuilding techniques to make some amazing pieces. Explore how glazes can make a simple piece spectacular.Instructor: Cheyenne Rudolph$185 Appleton members; $220 nonmembers

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July 8-12Painting PossibilitiesTime: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 12 and up

Spend a week discovering new painting techniques while creating with acrylics, watercolor and mixed media.Instructor: Naomi Ballard$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Ancient EgyptTime: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 7–12

The mysteries of the Egyptian underworld and pyramid treasures will be unraveled as campers make Egyptian-themed works of art. But, they can’t bring their mummy!Instructor: Maritzabel Jauregui-Rodriguez$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Ahoy, Pirates!Time: 1–4 p.m., Ages 7–12

Pirate ships, treasure maps and islands of adventure await campers. Live like a pirate for a week and create pirate-inspired works of art.Instructor: Tasha Strigle$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

July 15-19Myths and LegendsTime: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 7–12

Unicorns, dragons and mermaids: are they myth or legend? Creativity will be unleashed to make artwork inspired by these magical creatures.Instructor: Marie Fielding$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Caribbean ArtTime: 1–4 p.m., Ages 7–12

Known for bright tropical landscapes and crystal clear oceans filled with colorful fish, the Caribbean will inspire campers to bring the warmth and color of the islands to their work this week.Instructor: Carmen Rojas-Ginés$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

July 22-26Art From NatureTime: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 7–12

Campers will go back to nature, where art began, and use supplies like sand, clay, leaves and sticks to create masterpieces.Instructor: Mary Loveday$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Brick ArtTime: 1–4 p.m., Ages 7–12

Design it. Create it. Wreck it. The ARTSpace’s LEGO collection will be used to build three-dimensional works of art and then used to inspire painting, printmaking and sculpture projects.Instructor: Marie Fielding$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

July 29-August 2Crazy About Color (Limit 12 students)Time: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 4–6

Imagination meets inspiration in this color-filled week. Sensory, fine motor and color awareness skills will be explored while creating colorful works of art.Instructor: Naomi Ballard$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Splat!Time: 9 a.m.–noon, Ages 7–12

Brush it, blend it, dab it, dribble it or stipple, layer and mix — explore all that paint has to offer. The possibilities are endless!Instructor: Mary Moore$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

Wonky SculptureTime: 1–4 p.m., Ages 7–12

Do you have a camper that likes to carve or build? This week will give them the opportunity to work with wood, clay and other materials to make three-dimensional sculptures. Instructor: Marie Fielding$100 Appleton members; $120 nonmembers

meet theJEANNE BAINES: Born and raised in Ocala, Jeanne has taught art for 20 years. She is a graduate of Florida Southern College and loves painting, working in clay and making jewelry. Her goal is to uncover the artist in each of her students as she introduces them to the magical world of art.

NAOMI BALLARD: Naomi is an artist who recently relocated to Ocala. Currently, her artwork is exhibited across the United States. She has been teaching art to students ages 3 and up for over eight years and has a bachelor’s degree in studio art from the University of Minnesota, specializing in painting and printmaking.

RUTH DEXHEIMER: Ruth is an experienced, professional art teacher with a great passion for the arts. She enjoys teaching children and adults the processes for making art and ways to enthusiastically gain art history knowledge.

ALEXIS ELLIS: Alexis has been working as a potter for 15 years and occasionally as a teacher. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in ceramics and a Bachelor of Arts in anthropology from the University of South Florida and spent time studying traditional ceramics in Japan. She is currently splitting her time between teaching ceramics at the Appleton and teaching art at St. John Paul Catholic School.

E. MARIE FIELDING: Marie holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Boston University and Master of Education from the University of Massachusetts with more than 35 years of experience teaching art. She is now an Education Assistant at the Appleton and is full of exciting ideas to inspire artists of all ages.

MARITZA JAUREGUI-RODRIGUEZ: Maritza graduated from the School of Fine Arts in Cuba. She has over 30 years of experience as an artist and graphic designer. Maritza has been teaching art privately and in the public schools, as well as art classes at the Appleton.

MARLA LONG: An art teacher for 18 years, Marla has shared her gifts with the Appleton on many occasions. A talented artist in her own right, she enjoys all mediums and helping children create masterpieces. A graduate of Mercer University, she teaches at College Park Elementary.

teachersMARY LOVEDAY: Mary, a native of Kentucky and long-time Ocala resident, is a graduate of Daytona State College School of Photography. Mary managed photo labs for 20 years and freelanced as an equine photographer. She also worked at the Discovery Science Center for 10 years conducting children’s science workshops and ran their summer camp programs.

MARY MOORE: With a Bachelor of Visual Arts in art education from Georgia State University and studies in the U.K. and Art Students League, New York, Mary has taught in Marion County since 1985. She enjoys teaching children of all ages and particularly loved her five years as museum educator at the Appleton.

CARMEN ROJAS-GINÉS: Carmen is a sculptor, painter and art teacher, whose artwork has been displayed at the Appleton Museum of Art. She has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Puerto Rico and a Masters of Arts from University of Phoenix. She has taught art in various Puerto Rican public schools and is currently teaching at St. John’s Lutheran School in Ocala.

CHEYENNE CHAPMAN RUDOLPH: An award-winning potter, as well as art historian, Cheyenne received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Murray State University, and Master of Fine Arts from the University of Florida. She has experience teaching children and adults, and makes either handbuilding or throwing on the pottery wheel a fun and successful experience.

TASHA STRIGLE: Tasha is a Messiah College graduate and Florida art teacher. Her teaching experience ranges from pre-k to adults. She currently shares her passion for art and lifelong learning with middle school students.

MICHEL YEUELL: Michel is an experienced visual and theatrical arts educator and a lifelong learner with multiple degrees. She has designed sets, costumes and props for multiple theatrical companies, and famously made the bull costume for the movie “Bull Durham”. She currently teaches art at Dunnellon Elementary.

Please note that instructors may change without notice.

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DROP OFF AND PICK UP: Summer Art Camp uses the doors to the right of the main entrance for pick up and drop off. In respect of our instructors’ time and other incoming classes, please do not drop off your children more than 10 minutes prior to the start of camp and do not pick up later than 10 minutes after camp ends. The person picking up the camper must be on the approval list and show photo I.D. when doing so.

ENROLLMENT: Enrollment is taken on a first-come, first-served basis. To guarantee a place in camp, payment must be received in full at the time of enrollment. Camps are limited to 16 students unless otherwise noted.

FULL DAY: When enrolling in a morning and afternoon camp to create a full day, don’t forget to pack a lunch and a drink. Appleton staff will supervise lunch between camp sessions.

REFUNDS: Registration cancellation and request for a refund must be submitted no less than one week prior to first day of enrolled art camp. Refunds will be issued via check, regardless of original method of payment. The Appleton Museum of Art reserves the right to cancel any camp if the minimum enrollment is not met. Refunds will be processed at the time of cancellation.

SCHOLARSHIPS: Tuition assistance for children is available through the Appleton Scholarship Program. Funds will be awarded based on financial need. Applications must be received one month before the start of camp. For more information or an application, contact Hollis Mutch at mutchh@cf.edu, or 352-291-4455, ext. 1613.

VOLUNTEER: Teaching assistant positions with the Appleton’s Summer Art Camp are for those interested in art and working with children, and are 18 years and older. If you would like to become a volunteer art camp teaching assistant, contact Griselle Gonzalez-Vazquez, gonzaleg@cf.edu, or 352-291-4455, ext. 1836. All volunteers must submit a volunteer application and undergo a Level II background check before volunteering can begin.

WHAT’S INCLUDED: Camp tuition includes a daily snack and one art camp T-shirt. Additional shirts can be purchased for $10. If your child has special dietary needs or allergies, please specify on the enrollment form.

College of Central Florida does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, religion, gender, pregnancy, age, marital status, national origin, genetic information or disability status in its programs, activities, and employment. For inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies contact Equity Officer, Ocala Campus, Ewers Century Center, Room 201C, 3001 S.W. College Road, 352-854-2322, ext. 1437, or smithc@cf.edu.

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Crazy About Color: Ages 4–6 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

Van Gogh: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

Fashion Fun: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

June 3–7

Art & Nature: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

Brick Art: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

July 22–26

Printmaking and Illustration: Ages 12+ (members $100; nonmembers $120)

Florida Wildlife: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

June 24–28

Myths & Legends: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

Caribbean Art: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

July 15–19

June 10–14 Birds, Butterflies and Bees: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

Storybook Art: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

Meet the Masters: Ages 4–6 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

June 17–21 Pop Art: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

Meet the Masters: Ages 4–6 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

AppleTEENS Clay: Ages 12+ (members $185; nonmembers $220)July 15–26

June 17–28 Dig Into Clay Jr.: Ages 7–12 (members $185; nonmembers $220)

July 8–12 Painting Possibilities: Ages 12+ (members $100; nonmembers $120)

Ancient Egypt: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

Ahoy, Pirates!: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

July 29–august 2

Crazy About Color: Ages 4–6 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

Splat!: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)Wonky Sculpture: Ages 7–12 (members $100; nonmembers $120)

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