Inside Summer Camp at TONGWOOD
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A Look Back at July

July has been filled with drawing, painting, sculpture, building, and experimentation. Working across different materials gives us a chance to notice how each student thinks, what they are drawn to, and what makes their work feel personal.
Students build a foundation in observation, composition, color, and technique, then use those skills to make more individual choices. As the saying goes, “Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.”
Different Materials, Different Ways of Thinking.

Every project begins with observation and planning, but no two students arrive at the same solution.
Painting, sculpture, mixed media, and building each encourage different ways of thinking. By working across materials, students discover not only new techniques, but also new ways to express their own ideas.
A Look at July Camp Projects
Learn the Rules Like a Pro, Then Break Them Like an Artist.

Strong creative work begins with a solid foundation. Students practice observation, composition, value, color, and material control, then use those skills to experiment, make individual choices, and develop their own visual voice.
Looking Ahead to August

Summer camp is in full swing at TONGWOOD, and most August weeks are nearly full. The week of August 10 still has several spots available for both full-week registration and selected drop-in days.
We’re also introducing a new felt portrait project in August. We’d love to welcome your family to TONGWOOD for the final weeks of summer. Learn More About Art Camp
Fall Term Registration Is Now Open

Art classes for kids and teens built around observation, thinking, planning, and creative expression.
Small-group classes. Age-based curriculum. New project themes every month.
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