Summer of Art
Create your own functional and beautiful clay honey pot in this hands-on ceramics workshop! Perfect for all skill levels, participants will learn how to construct a honey pot using the coil-building method, with the option for experienced potters to work on the pottery wheel.
Explore the magic of sun-powered photography in this immersive cyanotype workshop led by multidisciplinary artist Rachel Watson. Known for its rich blue tones and striking silhouettes, cyanotype is one of the oldest and most accessible photographic processes.
Perfect for beginners, this relaxed and encouraging workshop introduces the fundamentals of watercolor painting. Participants will learn essential techniques such as wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, washes, and color mixing, while building confidence through guided practice.
Unleash your creativity in this fun, beginner-friendly mixed media workshop led by a passionate multi-media artist. Participants will be guided through creating a simple, decorative art piece perfect for the laundry room using a variety of materials like paper, stencils, stamps, and embellishments.
Discover the craft of needle felting in this hands-on workshop as you create a 9” x 9” felted landscape, with the option to add embroidered details. Participants will be guided through the process with demonstrations and individualized support, making it a great experience for beginners and creatives alike.
Join an experienced instructor with over 25 years of teaching in universities and community settings for an engaging introduction to screen printing. In this hands-on workshop, participants will explore a variety of techniques including paper stencils, photo emulsion, and mono-printing.
Join professional artist and experienced educator Sabrina White for a hands-on introduction to charcoal portraiture. In this technique-driven workshop, participants will learn foundational skills including facial proportions, value (lights and darks), blending, and layering techniques.
Explore the art of encaustic painting—an ancient technique using beeswax—in this engaging, hands-on workshop. Participants will learn the history of the medium along with foundational skills for preparing and applying encaustic paint.
Thank You to our Sponsors
Funding provided in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts.
If you or your business is interested in sponsoring summer art camp, sponsoring camp scholarships, and/or being a special guest one week, please email Erin at erins@andersonarts.org.
110 Federal Street
Anderson, SC 29625
864.222.2787
info@andersonarts.org
SUPPORT
At the Anderson Arts Center, we offer vital arts resources for all in Anderson County. Help us keep the arts accessible to our community and beyond!
Funding assistance provided by the Anderson County and City Accommodations Tax Fund and by the South Carolina Arts Commission, which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts.