Art Scouts
Cost
$275
Where
Maxon Mills
37 Furnace Bank Road
Wassaic, NY 12592
When
Session 1: June 26–30
Session 2: July 24–28
Session 3: August 14–18
All sessions: 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday through Friday
Who
Rising 2nd–5th graders
Note: The August session of Art Scouts has sold out. Email jill@wassaicproject.org to be put on the waitlist.
Art Scouts camps are for our younger creative explorers, rising grades 2 through 5. Scouts will embark on creative projects indoors and outdoors, inspired by the Wassaic Project summer exhibition and their own imaginations. We'll also play games, spend time outside, visit artist studios, and have fun! This year’s Art Scouts will be Adventure Club themed (think Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom). Each student will be an adventurer through the Wassaic backyard, gathering and studying specimens, observing natural phenomena, experimenting with nature-inspired artwork, and creating their own natural history museum style cabinets of curiosities. Explorers should be prepared to make maps, discover treasures, study bugs, plants, and animals, build forts, and get dirty!
Art Scouts
Cost
$275
Where
Maxon Mills
37 Furnace Bank Road
Wassaic, NY 12592
Cost
When
Session 1: June 26–30
Session 2: July 24–28
Session 3: August 14–18
All sessions: 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday through Friday
Who
Rising 2nd–5th graders
Note: The August session of Art Scouts has sold out. Email jill@wassaicproject.org to be put on the waitlist.
Art Scouts camps are for our younger creative explorers, rising grades 2 through 5. Scouts will embark on creative projects indoors and outdoors, inspired by the Wassaic Project summer exhibition and their own imaginations. We'll also play games, spend time outside, visit artist studios, and have fun! This year’s Art Scouts will be Adventure Club themed (think Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom). Each student will be an adventurer through the Wassaic backyard, gathering and studying specimens, observing natural phenomena, experimenting with nature-inspired artwork, and creating their own natural history museum style cabinets of curiosities. Explorers should be prepared to make maps, discover treasures, study bugs, plants, and animals, build forts, and get dirty!