- November 25, 2024
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Marin Mitchell and Lyla Ochsendorf work on their Maya Lin architecture diorama.
Colin Gentile, an Art Center teaching assistant, helps Brody Neal draw a Ferrari.
Ellis Ackerman poses with her pipe cleaner tiara.
Hannah Adams works on her graffiti fish.
Rio Weaver and Deanna Weizbicki
Shaan Martin
Rocco Tenaglia
Emerging Artists Maya Lin architecture dioramas take a Spongebob Squarepants spin.
Jake Johnson shows off is missing teeth.
Alanis Viera-Sanchez
Molly Harris uses a hair dryer to speed up her projects drying process.
Nora Bent pants part of her diorama.
Art Center Sarasota encourages kids to find the artist within at its Creative Kids and Emerging Artists summer camps.
Running May-August, the camps are separated into weekly themes such as "You'll Be in My Art," "Planes, Trains and Automobiles," and "Stranger Things 2" that focuses on different forms of art. Week 9, July 22-26, focused on influential artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Maya Lin, Jim Dine and Jeff Koons, and campers crafted projects inspired by the artists.
"We try to introduce abstract artists that are really introduced during the school years," said Education Director Elizabeth Goodwill.
Creative Kids, 6-10, and Emerging Artists, 11-15, tackle the same topic each week, but the older campers go further in depth with their studies, Goodwill said.
In addition to its weekly summer camp programs, Art Center also offers the speciality camps Fashion Bootcamp and Picture This-Photography Camp.
