I’m offering a week long (4-day) workshop for Teens this summer at the Arts Council of Princeton. You can click here to sign up for this class and see what other camps are available at the Art Council’s class offering page. We’ll use Edward Lear as our inspiration and make playful and nonsensical poems as well as different book structures to house them!
BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY and BOOK ARTS [Ages: 13-16]
B&W Photography (AM Session)
This session in black and white photography (using a 35mm camera) includes discussions and demonstrations and will focus on camera basics, composition, and darkroom techniques. At the end of the week, students will have a preliminary understanding of black and white photography and will have created black and white prints to add to their portfolio. Students should bring a 35mm camera with film (a limited number of ACP cameras can be made available on an as-needed basis).
Book Arts (PM Session)
Discover another facet of “literary arts”! Make books inspired by nonsense to celebrate the 200th birthday of Edward Lear, an English artist, poet, and illustrator! Books will be made in all kinds of interesting shapes and sizes, with pop-out pages and more. Campers will explore how stories and images relate. Sequencing and development will be discussed. Bring it all together in learning different ways to bind books.
- Pamphlet Stitch with Hard Cover
- Pamphlet Stitch with Hard Cover, open
- A rambling accordion with additional envelope pages sewn into the accordion.
- Two books folded out of one piece of paper!
Details:
Location: Paul Robeson Center for the Arts
Ages: 13-16
Limit:16 students




















