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Discover the artwork with a guided
tour of the exhibit.
Summer KidsArt, Boys & Girls Club.
KidsArt students paint using espresso coffee in a workshop with artist Reynier Llanes
Robert Courtright inspired collages
Artist Treelee MacAnn helps students with printmaking
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For Children:
KidsArt
View the KidsArt flier
Studio Wednesdays
Age: 13-16 years old
$35 for members, $50 for non-members
$10 supply fee (includes drawing board and sketch pad)
February 15, 22 and 29- Linoleum Cuts with Guest Artist
April 11, 18 and 25- Recycled Art with Guest Artist
Mommy and Me (or Daddies)
Age: 3-4 years old
Free with family membership, $5 for non-members
February 2- Line Variety Paintings
March 1- Tissue Paper Collage
April 5- My Monster Creation
Second or Fourth Saturdays
Free with family membership, $5 for non-members
Age: 5-7 years old
10 - 11:30 a.m.
January 28- Film Cannister Constructions
February 11 or 25- Color and Lumber Experiments
March 10 or 24- Elements of a Landscape
April 14 or 28- "I Can Make a Difference"
Age: 8-12 years old
1 - 2:30 p.m.
January 28- Pinhole Cameras
February 11 or 25- Uncover the Wood Grain
March 10 or 24- Art History's Greatest Landscapes
April 14 or 28- "I Can Make a Difference"
Pre-registration is required to all KidsArt classes.
KidsArt classes are generously sponsored by:
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Tami Springs Brooks in Thanksgiving for her children Christi Jerrett, Boni Belle and her grandson Landon
Summer KidsArt
KidsArt Summer Programs are offered to children ages 5 through 7 and 8 through 12. Explore our summer exhibit with guided discovery and create artwork inspired by what you saw. Special sessions offered to summer groups, please call for details.
Following the Art Museum's successful summer program format, KidsArt workshops are designed for community group visits and for individual participants. As in the past, these exciting, enriching and creative programs will take place in the Museum's bright and inviting studio and will be free of charge with a healthy snack. Exhibit tours and an introduction to Museum etiquette are included with stimulating art activities.
Pre-registration is required to all KidsArt classes. Call Arielle at 843.238.2510 to register.
Summer KidsArt classes fill up quickly and may already be at capacity. If this happens please put your name on the wait list or put a group together and schedule a date for one of the group activities.
Print your 2011 flyer!
5-7 Individual 8-12 Individual
5-7 Group 8-12 Group
Summer classes were sponsored by:
The Chapin Foundation
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Tours
Docent tours for school groups are provided at no charge. Contact the Museum to schedule at least two weeks in advance.
Field Trips
Let images like those in student art books come alive as they view actual artwork hanging on the walls of our galleries. Contact our Childrens Education Coordinator for help planning the perfect class outing.
ArtTrunks
ArtTrunks are available for loan to schools and community groups at no cost. There are currently six different ArtTrunks available for loan, for a maximum of two weeks. The ArtTrunks were designed to complement visual arts exhibitions at the Art Museum. Each has materials for most grade levels and includes: posters, books, audiocassettes, CDs, videos and teacher's resource guide. These resources are designed to strengthen students' appreciation of art, prepare students for a Museum visit, and tie visual art into the teaching of various subject areas. To request an ArtTrunk, contact Arielle Fatuova via email or at (843) 238-2510.
The seven ArtTrunks available include: Ansel Adams: Masterworks, John James Audubon: American Artist and Naturalist, Confederate Currency: The Color of Money, Jasper Johns: 41 Years of Prints, The Fabric of Jazz and The Last Album: Eyes from the Ashes of Auschwitz-Birkenau and Jonathan Green.
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