2014 Summer Art Camp for Kids: REVISED SCHEDULE AND FEE FOR THE WEEK!
Paper
making, print-making, book binding, batik, and sculpture. A week of exploring the
muddier, messier forms of artistic endeavours. Students will collect natural
materials and flowers for paper making. A variety of print making techniques will
be explored, and we will make portfolios for our work. We will dabble in book
binding to make a beautiful hard covered book, using classic Japanese stitch
patterns. Sculpting with cob will round out the week. On the last day, there
will be a celebratory pizza lunch in our outdoor adobe oven.
Dates: August 12-15, 2014
Location: 638 Fieldville Road, Low, Quebec
For
more information, or for a registration form, please call: 819-422-2552
or
e-mail "tina"@strawhomes.ca
Camp
fees:$130/child, or $35/day
Ages: 7-10 year olds
Camp provides: Drinking water, paper and all art supplies
Ages: 7-10 year olds
Camp provides: Drinking water, paper and all art supplies
Students
bring: Lunch,
snacks, juices, sun hats, painting smocks, and a positive attitude
Please
note: If after hours child care is desired, it is $10/day per child. After
hours care is available from 3:30 pm- 5:30 pm.
Instructors:
Tina
Therrien: Former teacher-turned natural builder, Tina puts her love of teaching
and the natural world into the work that she does. She has been building straw
homes for 15 years, and while she doesn’t consider herself an artist, she is a great facilitator of the arts for children. Author and plasterer, Tina
loves inspiring others.
Jericho
Sanderson Knight: With two artists as parents, Jericho is emerging as her own
artist- a trumpet player, a dabbler in the arts, Jericho is an enthusiastic person to have around. Jericho has had extensive babysitting experience, and is comfortable working with young ones.
Denis
Drouin: An artisinal timber framer, Denis is a talented wood worker
and designer. A creative and inspirational artist, Denis is the perfect person
to round out this team of instructors.
This
art camp will be hosted at the Shelter By Hand homestead just outside of Low, Quebec. There are
113 acres of property at the farm, and groomed trails will be part of the
experience for participants as we search for natural materials for paper making
and print-making.
Hosts:
Shelter
by Hand, Inc is a
timber frame/straw bale company specialising in artistic timber frame elements,
natural plasters, and natural wall systems. Tina Therrien and Denis Drouin are natural builders, and live at their homestead in Fieldville,
Quebec.


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