Fish & Flow
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Summer Camp for rising 4th-6th graders ⭐️
Walter Anderson’s work features a variety of fish found on the Gulf Coast. In this camp, students will be introduced to drawing, printmaking, painting, and sculpting techniques to create their own little aquarium of art. Some projects include fish printing, polymer clay sculpture, and sketching a shark tooth! In addition to these art projects, we will explore the beach and even observe fish to learn all about the magic that happens below the water’s surface.
🍎 Taught by instructor, Sandra Bilbo.
❤️ ✏️ Scholarships are available! To apply, please follow this link and fill out the application:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe6O3RJ70KYTJY2BSRZX33d2inbntsdsCurjFqDCBaOmwKJwA/viewform
Campers should come to the Art Cottage each day with a lunch and water bottle. Morning snacks will be provided.
Register Here:
https://www.walterandersonmuseum.org/events-1/fish-flow
Walter Anderson’s work features a variety of fish found on the Gulf Coast. In this camp, students will be introduced to drawing, printmaking, painting, and sculpting techniques to create their own little aquarium of art. Some projects include fish printing, polymer clay sculpture, and sketching a shark tooth! In addition to these art projects, we will explore the beach and even observe fish to learn all about the magic that happens below the water’s surface.
🍎 Taught by instructor, Sandra Bilbo.
❤️ ✏️ Scholarships are available! To apply, please follow this link and fill out the application:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe6O3RJ70KYTJY2BSRZX33d2inbntsdsCurjFqDCBaOmwKJwA/viewform
Campers should come to the Art Cottage each day with a lunch and water bottle. Morning snacks will be provided.
Register Here:
https://www.walterandersonmuseum.org/events-1/fish-flow
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Where is it happening?
510 Washington Ave, Ocean Springs, MS, United States, Mississippi 39564
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Host or PublisherWalter Anderson Museum of Art
