Crocker Art Camp: Bark, Meow, Roar, and Paint

From amusing aardvarks to zippy zebras, draw, paint, and sculpt real (or imagined) animals, including those viewed during a trip to the Sacramento Zoo.

Participants will learn new skills, use their imagination, make new friends, or just chill out with one-week summer camps that champion process over product and use art to build school readiness,creative minds, and forward thinkers. School-aged children are encouraged to imagine, experiment, and most importantly, create!

This year’s camps draw from the intricate, hilarious Pop Surrealism of Todd Schorr (last seen at the Crocker’s 2017 exhibition, Turn The Page: The First Ten Years of Hi-Fructose ), Louis Comfort Tiffany’s famed glass, and the Crocker’s own collection of world-class art. Each program is filled with museum exploration, from time in the galleries to outdoor play. Campers will look at, talk about, and create art as they make new friends and build key social and emotional skills.

Features:
-Professional art educators with diverse teaching styles and backgrounds.
-A balanced day of recreation and instruction.
-All supplies included.
-Two snack per day. Box lunches are available for purchase from the Crocker Cafe by Supper Club.
-A 100-percent cotton Crocker Kid t-shirt for each camper.
-Small student to instructor ratios, and groupings by age to support developmentally appropriate interaction and exchange.
-A field trip or a special guest.