Spring Break Art Camps 2017

SPRING BREAK ART CAMPS
WEEK 1 (March 20-24, 2017):

“SING” a Spring Camp with Erica Dee!

March 20-24, 2017
Monday to Friday

9am – noon Ages 8-11
2pm-5pm Ages
12-16
Cost $150/week
“SING” – An exploration through songs, music & expression with Erica Dee. This Spring Camp will give participants the opportunity to sing and play with songs that they are inspired by or want to create, while gaining more knowledge on how to sing and express musically using the voice, rhythm and musical instruments.
On the last day of camp, we invite family and friends to join us for a short performance in the last half hour of camp.

REGISTER ONLINE for SPRING BREAK ART CAMP 2017! (Click here)

OR CALL TO REGISTER: 250 352 6322 OR EMAIL: info@oxygenartcentre.org

 

WEEK 2 (March 27 – 29, 2017):

THEATRE INTENSIVE with Martina Avis (CAMP IS FULL – wait list only)

March 27 – 29, 2017
Monday to Wednesday

1-4pm Ages 8-12 – Theatre Workshop acting, games, movement, and performance

Cost $150/week

Learn dramatic skills while playing games, taking on characters, telling stories and working towards a small performance.
On the last day of camp, we invite family and friends to join us for a short performance in the last half hour of camp.

OR CALL TO REGISTER: 250 352 6322 OR EMAIL: info@oxygenartcentre.org

 

Did you know that Oxygen Art Centre has a volunteer credit program that can be used towards reduced tuition costs?  Some scholarships are also available for help with accessing programming.  Students travelling in for camps from outside of the Nelson area are automatically eligible for 25% off camp tuition!

Oxygen Art Centre is a not for profit, community arts organization and artist run centre.  Contact us to find out about what the options are to help with accessing our arts education programming. E: info@oxygenartcentre.org

Oxygen Art Centre gratefully acknowledges support for its Arts Education Programming from the Province of British Columbia, Nelson and District Credit Union, British Columbia Arts Council and Business for the Arts sponsors; Hall Printing and Nelson Star

 

INSTRUCTOR BIOS:

Martina Avis
chinascarfmeMartina Avis is a local theatre practitioner. She has a BA in Theatre from the University of Victoria  and takes a special interest in community and youth projects. Recently, she worked with Winlaw School to put on a play with a cast of over 80 students.  She is extremely well-versed in Shakespeare and has directed numerous youth adaptations of his plays featuring Shakespeare’s original language, fast-paced movement, hilarity and exuberance.

 

Erica Dee

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The daughter of Bostonian jazz musicians, Erica Dee has been immersed in music her entire life. She discovered her sound within the underground electronic and hip-hop culture of Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. Erica began singing with DJs and bands at the age of 17. In college, Erica quickly built a name for herself when she began DJ’ing a live set of her own in 2007. After seeing her live, DJ Nu-Mark of Jurassic 5 was so impressed with her performance, that he invited her to write and record in Los Angeles. That same year she embarked on her first nationwide tour with DJ Shadow and released her classic mixtape Golden, which combines 90’s R&B flavors with nu house and beat music.

Erica Dee has captivated audiences from Brazil to Israel, and performed with a wide array of artists such as Quest Love, Mark Farina, Masta Ace, Lil’ Kim, DJ NU MARK, Thievery Corporation, Justin Martin, and Bassnectar.

In addition to her recordings, Erica Dee’s live show is a refreshing experience; she’s an international soulstress that’ll lead you to discover the depths of your own heart, beguiling you with melody, rhythm, standout acapella segments and artistically selected productions.

Previous Experience and Education:
– 13 years of professional singing experience
– Selkirk College School Of Music Diploma
– School Of Moves Certification
– 8 Years of Private and Group Lessons
– 3 Years of Youth Camp Facilitations

 

A note from Art Camp co-founder

Art is essential. It connects us and brings great joy to our lives. By making and creating, we become problem solvers, exercising both sides of our brains. It is a celebration of beauty, a mode to express what is deep within, and a tool to better understand our place in the world.

That which is most essential is often overlooked and taken for granted. The arts are under represented in our schools and communities today. Understanding the importance of art education for our children and youth has been the core inspiration behind our children’s art programming over the past three years. It is with great joy that we see this program growing and becoming a consistent and reliable way for parents to enrich their child’s lives through art.

Thank you to all of you that have been a part of this journey, so far. We look forward to seeing even more smiles and excitement on children’s and parent’s faces as our program develops.

Anita Levesque, on behalf of Oxygen Art Centre

 

Oxygen Art Centre gratefully acknowledges the support in the development of it online registration capabilities from:

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