New Orleans GlassWorks and PrintMaking Young Adul, New Orleans, LA

 New Orleans GlassWorks and PrintMaking Young Adul
New Orleans,
New Orleans, LA
NA
Type
Day
Established
1990
Gender
Co-Ed
Age Group
NA
Cost
$401 - $550 (Per Day)
Camp Focus
Architecture, Sculpture
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About Camp [-]

The New Orleans GlassWorks and Printmaking Studio will again be offering its summer young adult workshop from JUNE - AUGUST 2005 FOR STUDENTS AGES 10 -15. Young adults are introduced to and have extensive HANDS-ON INSTRUCTION IN GLASSBLOWING, ARCHITECTURAL STAINED AND FUSED GLASS, WELDED METAL SCULPTURE AND SCIENTIFIC GLASS TORCHWORKING, COMPLEMENTED BY PRINTMAKING, PAPER ENGINEERING WITH BOOK ARTS. GlassWorks has offered this innovative workshop to young adults for the past 14 years. The studio has been honored to see students enrolled discover and master a multitude of challenging, exciting media not offered in their schools. Examples of architectural stained and fused glass, torchworked glass, sculpted metal and blown glass are available in New Orleans ArtWorks, the front room exhibition gallery, with daily demonstrations in the open, working artists' studios. Registration available now; weekly workshops strictly limited to 25 students for ideal teacher to student ratio. For more information, please contact Mr. Jones, Admissions Director, (504) 529-7277, Monday - Friday, 11am - 5pm.

Camp Activities [-]

Academic Activities

  • Architecture

Locations of this Camp [-]

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Camp Address:

New Orleans,
New Orleans, LA

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Off Season Address:

New Orleans, LA 70112

Camper Experiences [-]

Julie
Julie Fielden .
3-WEEK SESSION: Expensive, Confusing, RUDE!
I registered two of my children to attend the 3 week summer session. The camp was fairly expensive relative to others, but it seemed like a unique experience so we were happy to give it a shot. The registration process was difficult and confusing. There was no info on how to register online. Turns out that this is the process: (1) you call them; (2) they email you the forms; (3) you complete the forms; (4) you deliver the forms: (5) they call you to receive final payment. The biggest challenge is that no one tells you this. You just have to keep asking, "What do I do next?", "How do I pay you?", etc. I was asked to become a community member and was told that the fee for membership would be deducted from the total cost of the camp, which it was not. After spending another $150 per kid on supplies, they began camp and were really disappointed in most of the activities. The kids did really enjoy glassblowing, though, which ended after the first 2 weeks. At that point, my kids no longer wanted to attend! I really wanted them to hang in there. However, on Tuesday of the final week, I needed to pick them up early. I called to give them notice, as previously requested, and the owner was outrageously rude. She told me that I COULDN'T PICK UP MY KIDS because they were in the middle of an activity. Of course, I did anyway and she was incredibly rude. On the way home, my kids told me that after we got off the phone, she went into the work area and harassed them - made my youngest clean the clay bits, which had accumulated over the session, off the floor & yelled at my oldest for getting water, something that up until that point was permitted. I WOULDN'T LET HER NEAR MY KIDS AGAIN. To be fair, my kids loved 2 of the artists. Too bad this place isn't under better management. It could be a great place!

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