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• Portraits with Gina Bruce Grades 6 and up

  • Start
    Mon, July 12, 2021
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  • End
    Fri, July 16, 2021
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  • Schedule
    4 sessions
  • Location
    2D Art Studio

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  Join Gina Bruce this summer to picture yourself in new ways. Camp is Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

  Monday: Graphite Portrait. You will need an 8x10 photo copy of a photo you want to draw.

  Tuesday: Neurographic Water- color and Ink Portrait

  Thursday: Pop Art Painting It can be a pet or person, but you will need a blown up photo of what they are painting 11x14

  Friday: Finish up any portraits that are not done and if time

  Limit 10 students

  Covid19 guidelines will be adhered to and a waiver will be required for you or your child  to participate.
  

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• Visual Journaling with Gina Bruce

  • Start
    Mon, July 19, 2021
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  • End
    Thu, July 22, 2021
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  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    2D Art Studio

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  This 2 day workshop will help you learn how to capture the feeling of your subject and its surroundings.  Visual Journaling also helps to release anxiety and tension.

  Students will need to bring a Micron fine line water proof marker available at Michael's and Hobby Lobby. 

  Minimum 4 Students. Maximum 10

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• Arts Camp Sr - Recycled Art Ages 11-14

  • Start
    Mon, July 19, 2021
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  • End
    Fri, July 23, 2021
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  • Schedule
    5 sessions
  • Location
    2D Art Studio

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  Wouldn't it be cool if you could find something to do with all of the plastic bags and bottles  and more that people use and toss? Well artists all over the world have been doing just that - creating works of art from the things others throw away.  Materials included. Register by July 12 Limit 10 

  Join us this summer as we explore the things we can recycle into a work of Art!

  
  

  Covid19 guidelines will be adhered to and a waiver will be required for your child to participate. 

  
  

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• Project: Photo with Richard Kiraly July/August

  • Start
    Sun, July 25, 2021
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  • End
    Sun, August 15, 2021
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  • Schedule
    4 sessions
  • Location
    Shull Pavillion

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  Project: Photo with Richard Kiraly

  This series is for Ages 10 through Adult.

  Project: Photo is changing... we will be moving to an in-person, albeit socially-distanced-and-masked, class model. This will be a hands-on series where we collaborate ideas on photo shoots and implement them together; but will also include some solo projects (homework), where you can be creative on your own! Of course, this will give us a better opportunity to provide one-on-one equipment guidance, techniques, and tips and tricks! Some of our sessions will be outdoors, weather permitting, and some will be indoors - and some will be off-campus, at locations within our community that we all agree on and choose. And we may still do a few virtual lessons, especially when reviewing your work and providing constructive criticism.

  Each session is designed to be modular so that students can take on a single project, or a series of projects. Pricing is available per-class or per-four week session. 
  

  All equipment is allowed. There are no special supplies or equipment required other than access to a portable camera such as a cell phone, laptop, instant, film, digital, or video camera. This series is for ages 10 and up.
  

  Richard Kiraly is a photographer who's primary goal is to celebrate and document the Arts in all of its forms. A South Carolina resident since 2001, he has worked with Town Theatre, Trustus Theatre, and The Arts Center of Kershaw County to spotlight theatrical art and artists from all over the state and beyond. His technical background in photography includes professional work with FujiFilms, Olympus Cameras, and Hewlett Packard's Digital Publishing Solutions division, as well as photo-journalism and studio work.

  
  

  
  

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