Summer Art Camp: Making Faces (Ages 9-12)
July 15, 2024 - July 19, 2024
5 Days
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Taught by
Danah Sullivan
Discover exciting hands-on crafting techniques and broaden your creative horizons by crafting a unique array of masks! Dive into the world of paper-mâché and master the art of embellishing to elevate your masks to dazzling heights. Engage in morning group activities designed to enhance your skills and prepare you for independent projects throughout the week. The week will culminate in a spectacular garden fashion show on the Museum lawn, where you’ll showcase your glamorous disguises. Join us for a week of creativity, camaraderie, and unforgettable creations!
About the Teaching Artist:
Danah Sullivan is a mixed media artist, based in Rhode Island. She is inspired by bold line work, noisey colors, and up-cycling objects that have been lost or forgotten in order to bring new life to them. Sullivan mixes imagery with bold colors and intense patterns to maximize her composition in an effort to express complex subjects to her viewers.
She strives to create images and pieces that could survive for many years to come. For this very reason, one of her passions is tattooing, allowing her art to live on her clients and grow with them throughout their lives.
Financial Aid
Financial aid is available. Please submit an application to the education manager by 2 weeks before camp begins.
Museum members receive a discount on tuition!
Location and Parking
Newport Art Museum School camps are held in the Museum's School located at the Coleman Center for Creative Studies at 26 Liberty Street. Please park in our museum parking lots or on Liberty Street.