Created By Kids is excited to be in our 12TH YEAR of running our School year Camp Program!
We believe that visual arts are an important form of communication and expression and that having a creative outlet can be deeply therapeutic and spark the imagination. We created a space where all students can feel safe and comfortable expressing themselves through their art.
Our projects are created with all children in mind and are easily tailored to fit each child's needs and abilities.We ask that you fully read through our CBK POLICIES & GENERAL INFORMATION before registering for camp. Whether you are curious about our daily schedule, wondering what to pack for the day, or in need of some light reading, our general information page will answer all your camp questions and more!
As always, students will explore different thematic concepts or artists works, beginning with an educational foundation as inspiration. During the camp day we’ll use a variety of art-making techniques and mediums, including clay, textiles, printmaking, mixed-media projects, and more! The variety will keep kids interested while they learn about cultures, history, and literature through our unique fine arts curriculum.
10% SIBLING DISCOUNT AVAILABLE FOR FULL WEEK
REGISTRATIONS
Our in person camps are held at our studio, located at 592 Pacific St. Brooklyn, NY, steps away from Atlantic Terminal/Barclays Center.
Camp begins at 9am with staggered drop-off times beginning at 8:45am.
We offer Early Bird drop-off beginning at 8am ($25 per day/$100 per week). Staggered pick-up begins at 3:45pm.
We offer Extended Day pick-up until 5pm ($25 per day/$100 per week)
Late pick-ups may be subject to a fee; please read our STUDIO POLICIES & GUIDELINES page before registering for camp!
Recommended Age Range: 5-10 years
Our week-long Winter Break Camp gives students a chance to explore a variety of fine art mediums inspired by artwork made by contemporary artists from all over the world! We’ll create projects using a variety of mediums - clay, textiles, printmaking, painting - and "visit" a different country each day, studying new artists, mediums and more. Specific artists we'll take a look at include Takashi Murakami (Japan), Abdoulaye Konaté (Mali), Joan Miró (Spain), and others. We'll talk about the ways that these artists' cultures and backgrounds inform their work and how we can express our own cultural backgrounds in our work, without having to leave the classroom!
