Looking for a fun art-filled camp for your little ones this summer? Look no further than WAG-Qaumajuq! With art-making workshops and activities that inspire and encourage creativity for children ages 6-8 and 9-12, campers have the opportunity to learn about the current exhibitions on display and the permanent collection, while getting a behind-the-scenes look at how the Gallery operates.
This year, our theme is sustainability, the environment, what it means to take care of the land, the water, the people in our family, as well as taking care of the people in our wider community.
Campers will learn about community through art. They will observe and enjoy the gallery exhibitions, create art in our rooftop studio spaces, and view educational arts-relevant films in our auditorium, all while learning and researching concepts, bringing their perspective to life through the artworks they create. Campers will show off their art in a group exhibition at the end of the week!
This year, explore clay and make 3D art creations in our Sculpture Week Summer Camps, discover the magic of collage, drawing, analogue and new media digital design in our Mixed Media Summer Camps, learn how to create your own printed materials in our Print Shop Summer Camps, and more!
Summer Camps are week-long, and have 30 spots per week. Registration begins May 3 at noon. Programming is subject to change.
Stay tuned for more details on individual Summer Camps to come!
The new public hours for the Gallery, ShopWAG, and Katita Café are Wednesday to Sunday, 11am-5pm. For more information, click here.
