The Holualoa Foundation for Arts and Culture is pleased to offer Art Education for Children and Youth.
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Instructors: Gerald Lucena, Miho Kanani Morinoue, Mike Sato, Ryan Lauden, Andrea Lindborg, Mana Hasegawa, Yarrow Lutz, Shez Arvedon, Lindsay Lander
Registration Guidelines
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Scholarships: (policy)
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The Donkey Mill Art Center recognizes that some children and teens in our community require financial assistance in order to participate in our programs. Our goal is that no one is turned away due to lack of ability to pay. Full and partial scholarships are available for children and teens for classes, workshops, and the Summer Art Experience program. The scholarship funds are reserved for families or individuals who demonstrate both financial need and interest. A parent or guardian must submit the following forms:
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Summer Art Experience 2013: Making Waves
Class: 'Youth Program'
June 10 - July 12, 2013
Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Tuition: $800
Level: K - 12
Monday through Friday
Tuition is $275 per week includes all supplies.
Scholarships available with applications due no later than: April 30, 2013.
Parents will be notified of eligibility by May 15.
Limited enrollment, please register early.
Must have current membership.
10% sibling discount.
Instructors: Gerald Lucena, Yarrow Lutz, Lindsay Lander, Andrea Lindborg, Margaret Shields, Claire Seastone, Miho Morinoue, and Emi Sundberg
Celebrating over 17 years of providing high quality art education to our youth, the Donkey Mill Art Center is proud to present our Annual Summer Art Experience 2013.
Through the Art Center's founding philosophy, which focuses on the concept of self as an extension of human relationships that lead into family, community, and the universe, students will explore the essential beauty of art making. With these ideas in mind, basic art techniques are taught to be used as a tool to promote 'waves' of positive change and awareness. Various artistic mediums will be explored including drawing, painting, printing, design, ceramics, papermaking, music, poetry and dance. We will culminate the program with a performance and gallery showing.
*Weekly sessions are available, but we recommend parents to sign up for the full 5 week program as our lessons are designed to scaffold in technique and philosophy.
Mahalo nui loa to the Sate Foundation on Culture and the Arts who through the Hawaii State Legislature and National Endowment for the Arts, is providing partial funding for our children's programs. The Art Education for Children and Youth program is designed to help students use art as a tool for discovering one's self and finding meaning in life; understanding relationships with others and solving problems using critical thinking skills.
Family Pottery Workshop
Class: 'clay'
July 13 - July 13, 2013
with Erik Omundson
Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm
Tuition: $40
Level: Adult and Child Partner Workshop
Saturday June 8 Time: 10am-2pm
Tuition: $40 for 1 adult and child, $20 per additional person
Bring a lunch and spend a day playing in clay with your child! This one day class is an opportunity for parents and children to get a taste of ceramics together, with guidance from an experienced ceramicist. This is a hand building class, without use of the wheel. Recommended ages are 5 and up.
In this one-day class, enjoy a day in clay with Erik and find your own voice with this medium using slab, coil, and pinch methods. Learn how the clay directs you while making things from your imagination. Erik will demonstrate various techniques, and participants will have a chance to make a small piece which will be a permanent memory of this day together .
Family Pottery Workshop
Class: 'clay'
August 10 - August 10, 2013
with Erik Omundson
Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm
Tuition: $40
Level: Adult and Child Partner Workshop
Saturday August 10 Time: 10am-2pm
Tuition: $40 for 1 adult and child, $20 per additional person
Bring a lunch and spend a day playing in clay with your child! This one day class is an opportunity for parents and children to get a taste of ceramics together, with guidance from an experienced ceramicist. This is a hand building class, without use of the wheel. Recommended ages are 5 and up.
In this one-day class, enjoy a day in clay with Erik and find your own voice with this medium using slab, coil, and pinch methods. Learn how the clay directs you while making things from your imagination. Erik will demonstrate various techniques, and participants will have a chance to make a small piece which will be a permanent memory of this day together .