2019 Summer Session
June 17 - August 16
June 17 - August 16
Summer session at the studio is designed for middle and high school youth. In addition to the schedule outlined below, we will continue to have Open Studio hours for everyone on the weekends and Adult Nights on Thursdays.
A full line-up of Creative Labs will be released in April. Sign up to get our first alert and an early bird promo code to use when Lab registration opens!
A full line-up of Creative Labs will be released in April. Sign up to get our first alert and an early bird promo code to use when Lab registration opens!
Creative Labs1 week long | 1-3pm | M-F
No lab the week of July 1-5 Creative Labs cover a variety of topics are offered on a week-to-week basis. This learning space is designed for middle and high school youth (ages 10-18) of all abilities and skill levels. We keep art-making as accessible as possible by removing the intimidation factor. so if you've always wanted to explore or experiment with creative tools with the guidance of a practicing artist - this is the time! Labs require advanced registration and a minimum of 3 registrations. A full schedule and registration links will be released in April. Get on our list to be the first to know. In the mean time, scroll down to see what we offered last year!
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Open Studio3-6pm | M-Th
closed July 4 for the holiday Youth can drop-in any time during Open Studio to explore and experiment with the vast selection of materials we have in the studio! Open Studio is truly a self-directed space. We provide the materials and some supportive and informed studio hosts, and our guests bring their own creativity. All materials are provided and we offer a small snack to all guest.
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Summer Artist-in-Residence: Paul Krumrei
This summer, we are excited to welcome back Paul Krumrei as our Artist-In-Residence! Paul a largely self-taught artist who is a Twin Cities transplant from Texas. His body of work focuses largely on reflecting the stories and experiences of the LGBTQ community.
In addition to the awesome Creative Labs he'll be guiding throughout the summer, Paul will be in studio during Open Studio to offer guidance and support with projects small and large! Why stop when the Creative Lab is over? He’ll have loads of project ideas and insight for anyone who wishes keep their creativity going!
In addition to the awesome Creative Labs he'll be guiding throughout the summer, Paul will be in studio during Open Studio to offer guidance and support with projects small and large! Why stop when the Creative Lab is over? He’ll have loads of project ideas and insight for anyone who wishes keep their creativity going!
Check out last year's offerings!
Week 1: Mixed Media Art Journaling: June 17 - 21 | 1-3pm
During this camp, youth will learn the ins and outs of painting with watercolors and find their own unique style in the process. No experience necessary. We'll provide all the tools and techniques for everyone to walk away feeling like an artist.
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Mixed Media Art Journaling: July 16 - 19 | 2-4pm
Art journaling is a fantastic way to express yourself while you explore and experiment with different mediums. During this Lab, participants will start by making a simple journal of their own where they can capture their evolution as an artist. All materials will be provided and no experience is necessary.
This camp is taught by Paul Krumrei, a largely self-taught artist who recently moved to the Twin Cities from Texas. His body of work focuses largely on reflecting the stories and experiences of the LGBTQ community.
You can register offline by visiting the studio or calling us at 612-729-2483. If you have a scholarship or other discount, please make payment arrangements by giving us a call.
This camp is taught by Paul Krumrei, a largely self-taught artist who recently moved to the Twin Cities from Texas. His body of work focuses largely on reflecting the stories and experiences of the LGBTQ community.
You can register offline by visiting the studio or calling us at 612-729-2483. If you have a scholarship or other discount, please make payment arrangements by giving us a call.
Sample image from our friends at Orange Spiral Arts.
Mosaic Basics: July 23 - 26 | 2-4pm
Learn to make your own mosaic! Together, we'll explore the process from start to finish and you'll leave with your very own piece (or pieces) of art. Participants will be able to choose from a variety of bases, including: frames, decorative boxes, or even a simple piece of wood. From there, you will learn how to cut and design your glass and tiles before gluing and grouting them.
This camp is taught by Larry Whiten, one of our founding Youth Advisory Board members and current member of our Board of Directors. Larry was introduced to mosaic art during an internship at Articulture and has shared his love of the medium with friends and strangers here at heARTS and around the world!
You can register offline by visiting the studio or calling us at 612-729-2483. If you have a scholarship or other discount, please make payment arrangements by giving us a call.
This camp is taught by Larry Whiten, one of our founding Youth Advisory Board members and current member of our Board of Directors. Larry was introduced to mosaic art during an internship at Articulture and has shared his love of the medium with friends and strangers here at heARTS and around the world!
You can register offline by visiting the studio or calling us at 612-729-2483. If you have a scholarship or other discount, please make payment arrangements by giving us a call.
A Larry Whiten original.
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Larry, teaching an impromptu Mosaic class during Open Studio.
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Our founding L's - Lindsay, Lilly, and Larry - as we said goodbye to our old studio.
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Regular Price: $85
Scholarship: $30
In this two week camp, youth will have the opportunity to both write and illustrate their own graphic novel! During week 1, writers from the Mid-Continent Oceanographic Institute will be at the studio to help craft narratives filled with adventure, intrigue and courage as youth explore both their real life experiences and imaginations. The following week, artist Breanna Goudeau, will join us for help bring each story to life through the illustration elements of color and imagery.
We are able to offer this camp at a significantly reduced rate thanks to our partnership with the Mid-Continent Oceanographic Institute.
You can register offline by visiting the studio or calling us at 612-729-2483. If you have a scholarship or other discount, please make payment arrangements by giving us a call.
Scholarship: $30
In this two week camp, youth will have the opportunity to both write and illustrate their own graphic novel! During week 1, writers from the Mid-Continent Oceanographic Institute will be at the studio to help craft narratives filled with adventure, intrigue and courage as youth explore both their real life experiences and imaginations. The following week, artist Breanna Goudeau, will join us for help bring each story to life through the illustration elements of color and imagery.
We are able to offer this camp at a significantly reduced rate thanks to our partnership with the Mid-Continent Oceanographic Institute.
You can register offline by visiting the studio or calling us at 612-729-2483. If you have a scholarship or other discount, please make payment arrangements by giving us a call.
Graphic Novel Basics: July 30 - August 9 (M-Th) | 2-4pm
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Beginning Spoken Word: Aug. 13 - 16
Youth will learn how to use the artistry of their words to express both their hopes and heartaches. This camp will focus on learning the writing and performance aspects of spoken word, along with a dose of history and cultural context to go with it! This camp is designed as a true introduction to the art form and youth who are interested (but perhaps intimidated) are highly encouraged to register!
This camp will be taught by local spoken word artists, Symone Johnson-Hawkins and Zay Coleman Schaefer, who both serve on the Youth Advisory Board at TruArtSpeaks.
To register with a scholarship or other discount, please call the studio 612-729-2483.
This camp will be taught by local spoken word artists, Symone Johnson-Hawkins and Zay Coleman Schaefer, who both serve on the Youth Advisory Board at TruArtSpeaks.
To register with a scholarship or other discount, please call the studio 612-729-2483.
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