Teen Camps 2025
Available for Members starting March 5th. General registration open March 19th.
Teen camps are Monday – Friday 1pm – 4pm. See below for weeks
This week students will get to experience a range of glass and ceramic processes! From pottery on the wheel and raku firing, to glass fusing and working with hot glass, campers will get to see the transformative properties of heat while also learning about design, technique, and using a variety of materials.
Explore various printmaking projects including the combined process of screen printing onto fabric! From relief printing, like carving linoleum and mixed media stamps, to hand stitching designs, students get an introduction to a range of techniques for both textile and printmaking works.
This week, students will learn about the fundamentals and history of analog photography. We will explore the technical and design aspects of photography through cyanotypes, anthotypes, pinhole cameras, instant film and developed film photography.
A camera is not required, but encouraged if child has access to a film camera such as a Polaroid or a camera that prints with heat sensitive paper.
This week, students will learn about the fundamentals and history of digital photography. We will explore the technical and design aspects of photography through the use of digital cameras like a DSLR (digital single-lens reflex), and phone cameras. Students will also learn digital editing skills.
A camera is not required, but encouraged if child has access to a small digital camera or even just a smart phone.
Tuition Per Week: $150 Member / $175 Non-Member – JOIN TODAY!
Age(s): 13-18
email Raylene, create@firstcityart.org for more info!
To see all the fun things we do in the Youth Art Program visit the YAP Facebook page.
Thank you to all those who voted for First City Art Center as Best Summer Camp in 2020, and runner-up in 2021!
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COVID-19 Safety: FCAC will follow the recommendations of the CDC in regards to mask wearing, social distancing, and cleaning protocols. At this time masks are optional. (3-08-23)
