A ge: 7 - 12
D ay: Saturdays, 6 weeks
S tart/End: April 20 - May 25, 2024
Time: 10:00 - 12:00 PM
Cost: M $270 and NM: $300
I nstructor: Heather Kuzyk
Join us for a fun and creative food-inspired clay class. Taking inspiration from the AGB’s various food themed collection pieces, young artists will learn the basics of hand building techniques such as pinch pots, coils, and slabs. Cupcake boxes, pizza plates, and hot chocolate mugs are just a few of the items on the menu. Kids will be encouraged to add their own creative touches to their projects through textures and glazes.
About the Instructor: Heather Kuzyk is a versatile and creative visual artist. She is a graduate of Sheridan College in both the Craft and Design and Art Fundamentals Programs, and she is the recipient of the Gardiner Museum Award for Ceramic Excellence. Following graduation, Heather has built a passionate career spanning 24 years as a dedicated arts educator. Her varied skill set includes ceramics, sculpture, mixed media, drawing and design. When she is not sharing her love of the arts, she can usually be found dabbling with new media, and looking for unique and interesting ways to express herself creatively.
Please note: If courses are purchased at member price, and membership is not active, you will be charged for the membership.
ART MATERIALS for children’s classes are included in the registration fee.
WHAT TO WEAR? Clothing may get messy from the materials used in the class. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory.
ALLERGY OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Important - Remember to notify us on your registration form if the student has an allergy, health concern or a learning disability that could impact participation in the class. We want to ensure the best possible experience.
COVID-19 HEALTH AND SAFETY: Please review the AGB's COVID-19 safety guidelines on our website before attending camp. We ask that all visitors self-screen for COVID-19 symptoms before arrival. If children are experiencing any symptoms, please do not bring them to camp.
