YSAC: Ecotopia (Ages 8-12)
This class is part of our 3 week Youth Summer Art Camp (YSAC). This class can be purchased individually or as part of a full package (Mon-Fri June 24-July 12, 9am-4pm). CLICK HERE to view full program. ALL SALES FINAL, NO REFUNDS.
DATE: July 8-12, 2024 (Mon-Fri)
TIME: 9am-12pm
Expressing Ourselves with the Earth in Mind
Campers will use art as a means of expression with the earth in mind; building with recycled materials and nature finds like lichen, seaweed, seashells and petals.
Some of the projects will include: Jackson Pollock inspired Splatter Painting with Recycled House Paint, making paper machẽ masks that explore identity with recycled materials, and creating mixed media paintings infused with materials from nature.
Please bring a brown bag lunch. Complimentary snacks will be provided by SebArts, 12pm-1pm on each day.
About the Instructor:
Amanda Rose Hopkins received her B.F.A from UC Santa Cruz with a concentration in painting and environmental art. Locally she has creatively taught children at Sunridge and REACH Charter schools. She spent 5 months studying under artist Kaveri Singh and Thangka painters from Nepal and Sikkim at the Sarnath International Nyingma Institute in India. Her work is currently focused on highlighting the sensuous texture and environmental importance of the kelp forests. You can view her work at https://artofnature.me/
This class is part of our 3 week Youth Summer Art Camp (YSAC). This class can be purchased individually or as part of a full package (Mon-Fri June 24-July 12, 9am-4pm). CLICK HERE to view full program. ALL SALES FINAL, NO REFUNDS.
DATE: July 8-12, 2024 (Mon-Fri)
TIME: 9am-12pm
Expressing Ourselves with the Earth in Mind
Campers will use art as a means of expression with the earth in mind; building with recycled materials and nature finds like lichen, seaweed, seashells and petals.
Some of the projects will include: Jackson Pollock inspired Splatter Painting with Recycled House Paint, making paper machẽ masks that explore identity with recycled materials, and creating mixed media paintings infused with materials from nature.
Please bring a brown bag lunch. Complimentary snacks will be provided by SebArts, 12pm-1pm on each day.
About the Instructor:
Amanda Rose Hopkins received her B.F.A from UC Santa Cruz with a concentration in painting and environmental art. Locally she has creatively taught children at Sunridge and REACH Charter schools. She spent 5 months studying under artist Kaveri Singh and Thangka painters from Nepal and Sikkim at the Sarnath International Nyingma Institute in India. Her work is currently focused on highlighting the sensuous texture and environmental importance of the kelp forests. You can view her work at https://artofnature.me/
This class is part of our 3 week Youth Summer Art Camp (YSAC). This class can be purchased individually or as part of a full package (Mon-Fri June 24-July 12, 9am-4pm). CLICK HERE to view full program. ALL SALES FINAL, NO REFUNDS.
DATE: July 8-12, 2024 (Mon-Fri)
TIME: 9am-12pm
Expressing Ourselves with the Earth in Mind
Campers will use art as a means of expression with the earth in mind; building with recycled materials and nature finds like lichen, seaweed, seashells and petals.
Some of the projects will include: Jackson Pollock inspired Splatter Painting with Recycled House Paint, making paper machẽ masks that explore identity with recycled materials, and creating mixed media paintings infused with materials from nature.
Please bring a brown bag lunch. Complimentary snacks will be provided by SebArts, 12pm-1pm on each day.
About the Instructor:
Amanda Rose Hopkins received her B.F.A from UC Santa Cruz with a concentration in painting and environmental art. Locally she has creatively taught children at Sunridge and REACH Charter schools. She spent 5 months studying under artist Kaveri Singh and Thangka painters from Nepal and Sikkim at the Sarnath International Nyingma Institute in India. Her work is currently focused on highlighting the sensuous texture and environmental importance of the kelp forests. You can view her work at https://artofnature.me/