Summer Experience 2019 Summer Experience Brochure 2019 | Page 41

PRINTMAKERS’ DELIGHT In this class, students will join Steward visual arts teacher Sejal Vaywala to explore the exciting art of printmaking. They will focus on processes such as monotypes, screen-printing, linoleum carving, gelli printing, etching and collagraphs to print in multiples to complete several unique projects. At the end, students will leave the camp with various masterpieces on paper, fabrics, wood, and plexiglass, and a whole new set of skills in this wonderful art form. Instructor: Grades: Date/Time: Cost: Sejal Vaywala, Steward faculty 4 – 9 July 29 – August 2; 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $250 (includes supplies) Innovation Camps ARCHITECTURE 101 Steward Middle School teacher Maria McCarthy was an architect who ran her own firm in Arizona for 16 years before moving to Virginia and becoming a teacher. Students will learn about proportion, scale, measurement, and craftsmanship to create and design a building that will fit in a selected site plan. They will utilize creativity to recreate a familiar location, like their favorite restaurant or landmark and to imagine a dream house. Using professional-grade resources and recycled materials, campers will bring home the miniature architectural models they create during camp. Instructor: Maria McCarthy, Steward faculty Grades: 7 – 12 Date/Time: July 22 – 26, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Cost: $250 ARCHITECTURE 201 To participate in this session, campers will need to have taken Architecture 101 summer camp either the week before or in previous summers. This camp will extend all the aspects of design and construction that were learned in Architecture 101. Campers will be building scaled models made from scaled wood materials, and they will design or replicate a building of their choice. Campers will take home a finished architectural model. Campers will need to bring the architectural scale, metal ruler, T-square and x-acto knife received in the previous camp. Instructor: Maria McCarthy, Steward faculty Grades: 7 – 12 Date/Time: July 29 – August 2; 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Cost: $250 GRADES 9-12 | 41