Join MOCA for Spring Break Art Camp, a mini version of our popular summer program. Children and teens ages 6-16 exercise their imaginations and express themselves through art classes designed specifically to challenge and inspire.
Tuition per class: MOCA members $95/Non-members $110, unless otherwise noted.
MOCA Members Only Registration
Registration for MOCA members only begins Tuesday, February 28 at 10am.
You must be an active MOCA member to register on this day. MOCA will accept telephone, mail, and in-person registration on a first-come, first-served basis. Click here to download registration form.
Non-member Registration
General registration begins Wednesday, February 29 at 10am.
Non-members are welcome to register starting on this day. MOCA will accept telephone, mail, and in-person registration on a first-come, first-served basis. Click here to download registration form.
Notes
To register by phone please call the education department at 425.0000 x 24. or 29.
- Tuition and fees are due in full upon registration.
- If you would like to become a MOCA member, please visit click here for more information.
- Minimum enrollment for courses is eight Art Campers, unless otherwise noted. Instructors may be substituted without notification. Courses are held at MOCA. Classroom activities may be photographed for MOCA promotional use.
Students Ages 6-8
Exhibition Explorers!
SB121; 9-11:45am
Instructor: Lea Bennett
Explore MOCA’s current exhibitions to get creative inspiration and then return to the art studio to create your own masterpieces. Get inspired by glass artist Dale Chihuly’s large, colorful chandelier, then draw and sculpt your own. Explore the playful works by artist Jared Clark and use found objects to create your own unique sculpture, and make drawings and paintings inspired by the artists featured in New Waves 2012.
Members $95/Non-members $110
Earth Wonders: Mixed Media Exploration
SB122; 12:15-3pm
Instructor: Joy Yaeger
Explore the various natural wonders of the world, looking at their unique formations, colors and shapes. Learn about artists whose work is directly connected to the environment, such as land artist Robert Smithson. Experiment with a wide variety of materials and learn drawing, painting, and sculptural techniques to create your own natural wonders of the world.
Members $95/Non-members $110
Claymation (For ages 6-11)
SB123; April 9, 10, 11: Monday to Wednesday only, 9-11:45am
Guest Instructor: Andrew Morgan
Use teamwork to write a script, sculpt characters, create props and shoot your short video, complete with sound. Each student receives a DVD of the class animations. Guests are invited to the premiere on the last day. Members $125/Non-members $140
Students Ages 9-11
Claymation (For ages 6-11)
SB123; April 9, 10, 11: Monday to Wednesday only, 9-11:45am
Guest Instructor: Andrew Morgan
Use teamwork to write a script, sculpt characters, create props and shoot your short video, complete with sound. Each student receives a DVD of the class animations. Guests are invited to the premiere on the last day. Members $125/Non-members $140
Earth Wonders: Mixed Media Exploration
SB124; 9-11:45am
Instructor: Joy Yaeger
Explore the various natural wonders of the world, looking at their unique formations, colors and shapes. Learn about artists whose work is directly connected to the environment, such as land artist Robert Smithson. Experiment with a wide variety of materials and learn drawing, painting, and sculptural techniques to create your own natural wonders of the world.
Members $95/Non-members $110
Spring Break in the Studio
SB125; 12:15-3pm
Instructor: Donna Iona Drozda
Explore and create in the art studio and on the grounds of the museum using drawing, paint¬ing and mixed media techniques and materials such as pencil, charcoal, pen and ink, watercolor and oil pastel resist painting. Each day you’ll experience a new technique at the “imagination station” and have the freedom to learn more about where your creative interests lie.
Members $95/Non-members $110
TEENS Ages 12-16
Digital Storytelling: Make Your Own Movie Trailer
TSB121; 12:15-3pm
Instructor: Adam Parker
How can you use images to tell a story? Design and film a shot plan for the trailer of your very own movie. Film and/or photograph the elements needed including props, illustrations, live action, costumes and more. Learn how to edit the material into a short video.
Members $95/Non-members $110
