Join us this summer for 2 weeks of studio art on the Yale School of Art.
Application Due April 29th
Yale Pathways to Arts & Humanities and the Yale School of Art will host their first summer studio art high school program on campus! Apply now for this free, two-week, program where you will explore and make visual art in Yale’s art studios, visit the many arts and humanities resources, and eat in the Yale dining halls.
This summer’s core workshop, Painting Brought to Light: Exploring Color Theory, is a playful exploration into color as a physical phenomenon. Why do we see green blurry clouds after staring too long at a red light? Or after squeezing our eyes tightly shut? Studying color opens our perception to the world of sensations all around. Over the course of this workshop, we will observe how colors interact and our perceptions change. We will then mix our own colors and paint! No prior art experience necessary. Apply now!
PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
- Must be a New Haven or West Haven Public School student currently in Grade 9, 10 or 11.
- Must apply by Friday, April 29th
- No prior experience required!
PROGRAM APPLICATION
- Complete online application: onha.yale.edu/summerarts
- Submit ONE arts/humanitieis teacher recommendation by sending the following link to your teacher: onha.yale.edu/artsrec
PROGRAM DATES
July 10: Student Orientation
July 11-July 22, weekdays
*Must commit to all days of the program
DAILY SCHEDULE
9:00am - 9:30am Advisory Time
9:30am - 11:00am Morning Studio Painting Brought to Light
11:00am - 12:30pm Enrichment (Yale Art Gallery Tour, CCAM Blended Reality, etc)
12:50pm - 1:50pm Lunch at Yale Dining Hall
2:00pm - 3:30pm Afternoon Studio Painting Brought to Light
3:30pm - 4:00pm Recap, Snack, and Dismissal
QUESTIONS
maria.parente@yale.edu