Sentences with phrase «visual arts camp»

Not exact matches

Held on four consecutive weekdays, all visual - art day camps are coordinated through the City of Temecula Community Services Department.

Camps include Visual Arts, Creative Writing, Filmography, Maker Lab & Robotics and Drama.

The goal of the 2 - week day camp program is to prepare and present a creative drama work incorporating all performing arts areas of Drama, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Dance, and Visual Art.

The goal of the 1 - week day camp program is to provide educational workshops in Drama, Movement, Music, Visual Art, and Vocal techniques with the aim of introducing children to the Arts.

This state has some particular draws for artistically minded kids, including Nashville Children's Theatre and camps at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts, also in Nashville.

Visit the OCCA store or click the images above to become an OCCA member, support the VAC Maintenance Fund, host a performance, sponsor an art exhibition or reception, donate to all OCCA programs, fund theatre camp scholarships, contribute to the Oregon Coast Jazz Party, or make a contribution to the OCCA Youth Visual Art progrart exhibition or reception, donate to all OCCA programs, fund theatre camp scholarships, contribute to the Oregon Coast Jazz Party, or make a contribution to the OCCA Youth Visual Art progrArt program.

Since 2002, BlackRock has been the center for cultural exploration in Upper Montgomery County Maryland, presenting contemporary visual art exhibitions, live performances, concerts, film screenings, social dances and other special events as well as classes, camps and workshops in the visual and performing arts.

Choreographer and Dance Art Foundation Artistic Director Joe Moran invites dramaturge Martin Hargreaves and artist Pablo Bronstein to discuss the implications of camp and the queer body in the visual arts.

That Flood was both part of Hardcore as it existed musically (in 1980 his band, Culturcide, put out their first 7 - inch: «Another Miracle / Consider Museums as Concentration Camps») and has been practicing visual art for over 30 years poses an interesting question: how, if at all, can art be hardcore?

From 2010 to 2015, she was a curatorial advisor for visual arts at the steirischer herbst festival, Graz, Austria, where she organized exhibitions including Adaptation (2012) and Liquid Assets (2013) and co-curated the 24/7 marathon - camp Truth is concrete (2012).