See it! Think it! Make it!
Inspired by the Carlos Museum galleries and guided by practicing artists from around the city, children at Camp Carlos are encouraged to look closer, dig deeper, and push their creativity further.
- Camp sessions are $300 per week for Carlos Museum members and $350 for non-members.
- Your membership not only entitles you to advance registration but also discounted fees for camp and other children’s programs, free admission to the museum, a discount in the Museum Bookshop, and more! Click HERE to become a member of the Carlos today.
- Camp Carlos offers a 10% discount to families registering siblings for the same camp.
- Camps are Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with pick-up between 4 to 4:30 p.m.
- Camp registration closes on May 3, 2025.
Connecting Through Creativity
June 2-6 | Ages 7-9
June 16-20 | Ages 5-6
*Please note that the museum will be closed and there will be no camp on June 19th in observance of Juneteenth.
Sometimes our emotions are so big and strong, using words to share them can be difficult. Campers will use art to connect with their emotions and the emotions of others with SEE (Social, Emotional, Ethical) Learning facilitator and teacher Jillian Minarich. Campers will explore art as a means of expressing emotion through color, create pottery that meets their practical personal needs, identify and use patterns to experiment with mindfulness, and create textiles that honor their inner selves.
Visual Storytelling and Mythmaking in Comics
June 9-13 | Ages 7-9
June 23-27 | Ages 10-12
Sequential art, or comics, have long used text and images to document history, create fantastical stories, and even share a joke or two. Drawing inspiration from Hindu deities, Egyptian mummies, and Greek mythology, teaching artist Shuchita Mishra and Angellina Thomas will highlight skills like character design and development, visual storytelling elements, and more, as students in create their own avatars, and narrate their journeys in their own mini comic.
Ancient Inspiration, Modern Expression
July 7-11 | Ages 7-9
July 14-18 | Ages 10-12
Look, investigate, and create new works of art inspired by objects within the Carlos galleries with teaching artist Sharon Newton-Denson. Focusing on one art object each day, campers will experiment with drawing, printmaking, collage, painting and more to create works of art inspired by ancient ideas of beauty, community, and beliefs.
Sgraffito and Storytelling
July 21-25 | Ages 10-12
Explore mighty deities, brave heroes, and fantastic beings that adorn the ancient pottery! During this week of clay, campers will delve into ceramic traditions using the sgraffito technique, learning how painted pottery was a powerful tool for telling stories. Guided by teaching artist Sara Santamaria, campers will create their own dynamic works of art and work together to design collaborative works of art, highlighting the communal aspect of pottery painting.
Camp Carlos Scholarship Application, closes April 1, 2025.
Access the Camp Carlos Scholarship Application in a separate window by visiting the button below.
For more information about Carlos Museum programs for children and families, contact Alice Vogler at alice.vogler@emory.edu or 404.727.0519.
