What a great year!
Join us in 2020 for our fabulous 10th anniversary !

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​Camp Tannery Arts
2020  June 22-26  Registration opened now!. 

 To register please use our official Camp Tannery Arts site:     Camptanneryarts.com

Morning Session: 9AM-12PM - 
Afternoon Session: 1-4PM

 

​ Note: For campers who wish to participate in BOTH sessions, the Lunch Hour (12-1PM) will have childcare and an outside picnic area. 

Camp Tannery Arts is a summer art camp that allows campers to explore a wide range of genre taught by professional artists and teachers, at the Tannery Arts Center in Santa Cruz, CA. Workshops range from African art to African dance and drumming, poetry to printing, theater to textiles, singing to sewing and more. Many of our artists are also SPECTRA artists who teach in schools throughout the area. Camp Tannery Arts is proud of both the high quality of our artist’s work and their teaching skills. In addition to workshops, campers get to visit artists in their working studios and lofts. On our last day, Friday, students curate their own exhibit and show their work for families and friends .
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Ages: Kids 7-15 years
Time: session 1: 9AM-12PM
           session 2: 1-4PM
Cost: $175 per session plus $10 material fee for each session/ $350 plus $20 material fee (9AM-4PM )


Location: Tannery Arts Center
1040 River St
Santa Cruz

Contact or Register: Linda Cover
:camptanneryarts.com
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Camp Tannery Arts/ 2019 _ Schedule for 2020 coming soon! 

Monday morning: Sonia Lee- Fabric Design/ Micha Scott- Modern dance /begin Tee Shirt design
Monday afternoon: Miggy Verer- Caricature Art / Ibou Ngom- African drumming / Finish tee shirt design

Tuesday morning: Oumou Faye- Senegalese dance / Eva Johnstone- Thai Umbrella Design
Tuesday afternoon: Katie Scott- Photo Booth Portraits / Jewel Theater- Inside Theater: tricks and treats

Wednesday morning: Jonathan Chorn- Sculpting / Sarah Bianco- Mural Arts
Wednesday afternoon: Babacar Mbaye- West African painting and collage /Jasmine Schlaflke- Spoken Word/Poetry

Thursday morning: Margaret Niven- outdoor natural world charcoal art /Linda Cover- Transfer portrait prints/ assemblage art
Thursday afternoon:   Misty and Mohamed Aoualou- Moroccan Music /Shalom Peace- Jacob Seedman- Tee shirt screen printing /Tours: Beth Shields/ Carol Eddy/ Sonia Lee

Friday morning: Heejin Lee- Conceptual Art /Linda Cover- Transfer portrait prints/ assemblage art /set up for last day exhibit
Friday afternoon:Linda Cover- Transfer portrait prints/ assemblage art /Tours: Devi Pride/ Radius Gallery /set up for last day  exhibit
Artist Reception and Exhibit.

 
Every session we offer different workshops from some of these WORKSHOP TEACHERS:

Oumou Diamanka: Senegalese and West African Dance, and Singer… Oumou demonstrates and leads students in Senegalese and West African dance. She has taught dance at workshops and camps in African and across the US. She brings smiles to dancing.
https://www.watsonville.yoga/oumou-faye
 

Miggy Verar: Caricature and Portrait Artist… Miggy is a fixture at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. He has created caricatures for thousands of tourists and locals alike   https://www.facebook.com/miggy.verar
http://avetiarts.tumblr.com/
 
 
Sonia Le: Sonia participates in FashionArt Santa Cruz as a fashion designer, as well as facilitating Fashion Teen events. She has her own shop and sewing studio for classes at the Tannery.
https://cosmochicsc.com/
 
Micha Scott- Micha Scott is a Modern dance professional with more than 25 years of performing, choreographing, and teaching experience. Teacher at Tannery World Dance and Cultural Center
 
Babacar Biaye- West African Painter and third generation djembe drummer from Senegal, West Africa. He uses traditional African material for figures and patchwork.
http://paulbiaye.wixsite.com/babacarbiaye
 
 
Margaret Niven: Natural word artist and teacher. The subjects of Margaret’s paintings, prints and drawings are themes of natural forces and forms.
http://www.margaretniven.com/
 

 
Ibou Ngom: Ibou facilitates community drumming and dancing with adults and students of all ages. He is a SPECTRA artist and has worked with and performed for elementary though university schools. Born into a Griot family of traditional musicians in Senegal, West Africa, he has been carrying on his family’s musical lineage since childhood
http://www.chezanami.org/ibou-ngom.html
 
  
 Heejin Lee: Painter and Open Studios artist, “Art is my life- that’s why I flew across the Pacific Ocean from my country, Korea” Teaches conceptual art through the use of recycled trash and mementos,

Jasmine Schlafke: National poet, slam poet, spoken word artist/performer, and member of the Santa Cruz Word Church. 

Sarah Bianco: Abstract, Faux Finishes and Mural Artist
paintingbybianco.com apricitygallery.com
 
 
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