Hale Aspacio Woodruff, Dragon, circa 1957, oil on canvas, 40 × 50 inches. Gift from Kevin Click & April Liou on October 10, 2020, 2020.37.01. © Estate of Hale Woodruff / Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York, image courtesy Hemphill Fine Arts, Washington, DC.
*Waiting List* Eyes of the Dragon: AM Session (Rising 3rd–5th Grade)
Eyes of the Dragon: AM Session, 9am–noon
Students will learn to draw dragon eyes on a large scale. They will learn several art elements including drawing lines, colors and textures. They will create art in their own unique style using colored pencils, charcoal, or pastels.
Meet the Instructor: Jenny Pickens
Jenny Pickens is a self-taught artist from Asheville. At a very young age she had a love for drawing and crafting with her hands. Pickens’s work extends across several mediums, including pencil, pen and ink, pastels, oils. fiber arts. pottery, and jewelry, but her medium of choice is acrylics. You can find her paintings at Noir Collective AVL located downtown in the Historical Black Business District known as the Block. Her handcrafted dolls can be found at The Big Crafty events. Her work has been featured in local galleries, several newspapers, and magazines such as Readers Digest, Asheville Made, and The Laurel of Asheville. Pickens says her paintings and crafts are related to her cultural background. and that is something she never wants to lose.
Summer Art Camp 2025
Registration will open March 3, 2025
Join us at the Museum for Summer Art Camp! Offered to rising K–12th grade students. All classes are age appropriate. Enrollment is limited, and registration is required. Registration includes Museum admission for campers and all materials necessary for each class. Classes are offered weekly June 16–August 11, 2025. Morning (9am–noon) and Afternoon (1–4pm) sessions are offered each week of camp. Students may sign up for both morning and afternoon and stay for both sessions.Dates:
- Week 1: June 16–20 (Rising K–2nd grade)
- Week 2: June 23–27 (Rising 3rd–5th grade)
- Week 3: July 7–11 (Rising 9th–12th grade)
- Week 4: July 14–18 (Rising 6th–8th grade)
- Week 5: July 21–25 (Rising K–2nd grade)
- Week 6: August 4–8 (Rising 6th–8th grade)
- Week 7: August 11–15 (Rising 3rd–5th grade)
Cost:
Each session (Morning or Afternoon): $150 per week; Students may sign up for both morning and afternoon and stay for both sessions. Members receive a 10% discount. Learn more about Museum Membership here: Membership - Asheville Art Museum.Financial Aid:
We are now accepting Financial Aid applications for Summer Art Camp 2025 scholarships. Please email learn@ashevilleart.org to inquire. The Museum is committed to making our programs accessible to everyone, regardless of economic means.Please Note:
- Enrollment is not confirmed until class registration and payment are received. Places are reserved on a first-paid, first-admitted policy.
- The Asheville Art Museum reserves the right to cancel any class due to insufficient registration. In such cases, all registrants will be contacted and promptly issued a full refund.
- A confirmation email will be sent to you within two weeks of receipt of your registration form and payment.
- Refund Policy: It is the Museum's policy to refund class registration fees up until two weeks prior to a child's entry into the class, minus a $15 processing fee. The processing fee deduction increases to $30 for cancellations made within two weeks of the start date. No refunds are made after sessions begin. Email learn@ashevilleart.org or call 828.253.3227 x124 if you require a refund.
To be added to our Family Programs mailing list, click here. Questions? Email learn@ashevilleart.org or call 828.253.3227 x124.
- Contact:
- Asheville Art Museum
- Phone:
- 828.253.3227
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