Käthe Kollwitz, Graphic Artist & Outspoken Pacifist, Gets Her Due
By Admin in Printmaking
By Admin in Printmaking
By Admin in Printmaking
By Admin in Printmaking
By Admin in Printmaking
By Admin in Printmaking
By Admin in Printmaking
Campers will explore the galleries and grounds, soaking in the beauty and gathering inspiration from the incredible artwork on display. Back in the studio, the magic will begin! Led by our skilled instructors, budding artists will dive into the world of printmaking. They’ll unleash their creativity through various techniques—crafting relief prints that pop, experimenting with vibrant gel prints, and capturing the sun’s rays to create mesmerizing sun prints.
Instructor: Paige Dirksen
Tickets are $190 ($155 for members). Reserve your spot online or with Guest Services at (479) 657-2335 today.
A limited number of need-based scholarships are available for all summer camps, covering 100% of registration costs. Scholarships are awarded through a lottery system. Applications are now open—apply today!
Want to learn more about what to expect at camp? Read our Know Before You Go guide.
By Admin in Printmaking
By Admin in Printmaking
By Admin in Printmaking
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