Classes in Creativity, Innovation and Visual Literacy For Students Grades 4–8

ArtCenter Extension

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ArtCenter Extension 950 South Raymond Ave. Pasadena, CA 91105

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Important Notice At ArtCenter, the safety and well-being of our students, faculty and staff is our top priority. Keeping in step with the most recent state and local guidelines regarding COVID-19, all courses—including ACX Kids offerings—are currently being taught remotely. Instructions for accessing online courses will be emailed to enrolled students one week prior to the start of class. For updated information, please visit artcenter.edu/kids or email kids@artcenter.edu.

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Weeklong Summer Workshops

Registration period

Registration period

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For afterschool classes, seven-week classes or five-day workshops

For five-day workshops with open seats that start July 12 or later

Priority Scholarshipdeadline

Priority Scholarshipdeadline

Priority Scholarshipdeadline

Sunday classes begin

Late registration11:30am–1pm

Last day to drop a class

Sunday classes begin

Late registration11:30am–1pm

Last day to drop a class

Sunday classes end

Holiday no classes

Sunday classes end

Last day to drop a class

Sunday classes end

Sunday classes begin

Late registration10am–1pm

Second Scholarshipdeadline

Second Scholarshipdeadline

JULY 01

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Second Scholarshipdeadline*

Holiday no classes

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SUMMER 2021

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Imagination Workshop

ACX Kids is where students in grades 4 through 8 can nurture their creativity with art and design classes tailored to their needs and taught by practicing artists and designers. In addition to artistic exploration, kids will be exposed to innovative possibilities, visual literacy and critical thinking. They’ll learn how to solve problems, find new ways to express themselves and become designers of their own worlds.

Director’s Letter — 4 Classes and WorkshopsAfterschool Classes — 5Sunday Classes — 8Summer Workshops — 10A Special Invitation to Parents — 11 FacultyBiographies — 12 General InformationTuition — 14Policies — 14 RegistrationHow to Register — 14Confirmation — 14 ScholarshipsHow to Apply — 15Scholarships — 15

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Obstacles don’t have to stop you. If you run into a wall, don’t turn around and give up. Figure out how to climb it, go through it, or work around it. – Michael Jordan

During this challenging time, your family has no doubt had to come up with creative methods to balance remote schooling with increased demands on your personal and professional lives. Here at ArtCenter Extension Kids (ACX Kids), we've also had to adapt. In response to the pandemic, we have worked overtime to find innovative ways to continue providing opportunities to engage young minds through art and design.

While instruction will continue to be offered remotely until it is safe to meet in person, our mission remains unchanged: to encourage students in grades 4-8 to express themselves and to find their sources of inspiration. Our classes, held throughout the year, mirror the many disciplines offered at ArtCenter and are taught by members of the College’s community—faculty, alumni, undergraduate and graduate students—who foster new ways of thinking, seeing and making.

We believe an art and design education improves children’s lives in many ways, from promoting collaboration to inspiring career paths. But no benefits are more important—particularly during challenging times—than helping kids see that they can make their imagination visible, turn the ordinary into the extraordinary, and view the world and themselves through a different lens.

Paula Goodman Director, K–12 Programs

Architecture from ACK-300A__$135__3-5 pm the Inside Out

Investigate personal and shared space, especially in relation to yourself and your friends. Use cardboard, glue and paint to construct one project that reflects your world from three different perspectives: the near (things we touch), the middle (the spaces that hold us) and the far (the settings we live in).

Designing Cars ACK-301A__$135__3-5 pm

Create exciting car designs using a variety of sketching, illustration and presentation techniques. Learn how to develop and visually communicate your ideas.

Drawing, Painting ACK-303A__$135__3-5 pm and Making

Discover drawing, painting, sculpture and everything in between. Learn essential foundation skills of visual art and design and then apply them through the process of making. Students will use construction, drawing and painting to create unique 2D and 3D multimedia works.

Wearable Art ACK-302A__$135__3-5 pm

Using a variety of mediums, construct wearable works of art that explore the history of wearable art, the overlap of fashion and art, and the relationship between who we are and what we wear, all culminating in a fashion show. In this hands-on making class, craft and concept are equally stressed through project-based learning.

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Materials are provided for all classes; for online classes, materials will be mailed.

Five-week sessions: 3–5 pm Classes meet one afternoon per week Fall and Spring terms only

Tuition fee of $135 per class

For dates, please open the Classes tab at artcenter.edu/kids and select Afterschool Classes. Due to the pandemic, all classes are currently being offered remotely. Please check our website for the latest informa-tion on ArtCenter's reopening.

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Still-life Drawing

Photography Book Workshop

Photography Book Workshop

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Abstract Drawing ACK-037__$275__1–4 pm

Explore your creativity, build your confidence and see where your imagination can take you. Like a chef baking a layer cake, you will create dynamic images by building levels of different types of media, from paints and mark-ers to just about anything you can find and put on paper.

Animal Sculpture ACK-038__$275__1-4 pm

Come with an animal in mind—your pet, a favorite at the zoo or a completely made-up creature—and transform it into an original papier-mâché sculpture. Don’t worry about the animal's size. In fact, the bigger the better.

Animation ACK-004__$275__1–4 pm

Explore your imagination and learn how to bring drawings to life through movement using Adobe Flash. Create a storyboard and explore the importance of “meaningful movement”—deciding how an object should move—to create an emotional and organic experience.

Architecture from ACK-015__$275__1-4 pm the Inside Out

Investigate personal and shared space, especially in relation to yourself and your friends. Use cardboard, glue and paint to construct one project that reflects your world from three different perspectives: the near (things we touch), the middle (the spaces that hold us) and the far (the settings we live in).

Behind the Scenes ACK-001__$275__1-4 pm

Learn how to create your own short film. This fun explora-tion of the art of filmmaking covers the elements of screenwriting, cinematography and editing.

Cartooning Technique ACK-011__$275__1-4 pm

Learn step-by-step essential skills and techniques involved in comic-strip creation. Develop your ideas from rough sketches to thoughtfully composed drawings, rendered in ink. Discuss and apply concepts of value and color. Have fun while engaging in improvisational, timed and collaborative exercises and spend time perfecting your own personal project. Tackle single-panel gags, multi-paneled strips and the longer narratives popular in manga and western comic forms. Learn about cartooning masters from both the past and present; sharing your favorites while discovering new artists to follow. Course culminates with the production of a digital class comic— a keepsake collecting all student work. Fall and Spring terms only.

Designing Cars ACK-021__$275__1-4 pm

Create exciting car designs using a variety of sketching, illustration and presentation techniques. Learn how to develop and visually communicate your ideas.

DIY Printmaking and ACK-043__$275__1–4 pm Textile Studio

Design and create your own product line—custom statio-nery, furoshiki gift wrap, notebooks, patterned fabric—using screen printing, stamping and stencil techniques. Learn basic design principles and be inspired by artists like Sister Corita and textile houses like Marimekko.

Drawing, Painting ACK-020__$275__1–4 pm and Making

Discover drawing, painting, sculpture and everything in between. Learn essential foundation skills of visual art and design and then apply them through the process of making. Students will use construction, drawing and painting to create unique 2D and 3D multimedia works.

Drawing the ACK-009__$275__1-4 pm Clothed Figure

Drawing the human figure is important training for all artists. Learn about form, proportion, shape, composition, the human skeleton and simplification. To inspire your drawing, we will study art created by everybody from the Old Masters to contemporary artists.

Fun with Fashion ACK-046__$275__1–4 pm

Take your interest in fashion to a different level. Have fun while learning how to draw fashion croquis (elongated quick sketches), creating 3D projects like paper dresses, and exploring accessory design. Learn basic fashion vocabulary and how to present your work.

Fundamentals of ACK-025__$275__1–4 pm Drawing

Explore drawing fundamentals; become familiar with techniques in graphite, charcoal, Conté crayons, pastel and ink; and develop your understanding of line, shape, proportion, value and composition through technical exercises and abstract thinking.

Illustration ACK-005__$275__1-4 pm

Turn your drawings into fun and engaging images that communicate a mood, a feeling or an idea. Explore drawing and image making through short- and long-term projects; experiment with different problem-solving methods; and work with media ranging from crayons and pencils to watercolors and acrylics.

Inventors’ Workshop ACK-008__$275__1-4 pmProduct designers invent and design the things you buy: watches, bicycles, shoes and even toothbrushes. Learn how to come up with original ideas, create real products and then bring them to life. You'll learn industrial drawing techniques, concept development and visualization skills.

Painting ACK-039__$275__1–4 pm

Discover the process of painting and composition while creating quality work. Fun activities include painting demonstrations, participating in setting up the composi-tion, and one-on-one instruction. Near the end of the class you will paint from a clothed model.

Photography ACK-007__$295__1–4 pm

Discover the power and expressiveness of black-and-white photography. See how a composition without color can help the viewer focus on other aspects of the image, like its subject, texture, shapes and expression. We will discuss fundamental concepts of photography, such as lighting and composition, and work on fun projects cover-ing different photography genres, including portraiture, nature, still-life, abstraction and landscape. You are free to use any digital capture system (e.g. cameras, iPods, smartphones, tablets) you’d like for the photo shoots we do during class. At the end of the class, each student will take home a personal digital gallery of their images.

Wearable Art ACK-052__$275__1–4 pm

Using a variety of mediums, construct wearable works of art that explore the history of wearable art, the overlap of fashion and art, and the relationship between who we are and what we wear, all culminating in a fashion show. In this hands-on making class, craft and concept are equally stressed through project-based learning.

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Materials are provided for all classes; for online classes, materials will be mailed.

Seven-week sessions: 1-4 pm

Tuition fee of $275 per class except Photography, for which tuition is $295.

Scholarships are available.

Due to the pandemic, all classes are cur-rently being offered remotely. Please check artcenter.edu/kids for the latest information on ArtCenter's reopening.

Imagination ACK-032W__$300__9 am–12 pm Workshop Session 1: July 12-16 Session 2: July 19-23

Create fantastic characters and places and learn new ways to brainstorm in this drawing and painting workshop. Work from clothed models, special theme setups and Old Master works. Our emphasis will be on creativity, tech-nique and building confidence.

Painting ACK-039W__$300__9 am–12 pm August 9-13

Discover the process of painting and composition while having fun and producing quality work. Painting demon-strations, setting up the composition, one-on-one instruc-tion and the opportunity to paint from a clothed model are all part of this class.

Photography Book ACK-036W__$325__9 am–12 pm Workshop Session 1: June 28-July 2 Session 2: July 12-16

Examine the power of photography to tell stories by creat-ing a personal art book. Use your imagination to capture the world around you and create a unique series of images based on a theme that interests and inspires you. Materials for the photography book are provided.

Plaster Sculpture ACK-106W__$300__9 am–12 pm July 19-23

Learn how to work with a variety of mediums including plaster, wire, aluminum foil and foam to create 3D objects. Discover how to build structures, manipulate materials and use sculpting tools. You will be encouraged to set up your own artistic problems and to explore your own creative ideas. Portraiture and ACK-044W__$300__9 am–12 pm Self-Portraiture Session 1: July 26-30 Session 2: August 2-6

Draw your friends, your family and yourself. Learn to see the basic proportions we all have in common and the small details that make us each unique. Classes will include lots of individual instruction, demonstrations and portrait parties.

Power of ACK-107W__$500 Photography, 9 am-3:50 pm with a lunch Full Day break from 12—1pm July 26-30

Examine the power of photography to tell stories by creating a personal book of your own images. Use your imagination to capture the world around you and develop a unique series of photos based on a theme that inspires you. All camera formats can be used and a blank artist book will be provided for each student. The afternoon session of our all-day workshop will have extended photo shoot demonstrations and daily hands-on activities.

Still-life Drawing: ACK-030W__$300__9 am–12 pm Technique and Session 1: July 26-30 Expression Session 2: August 2-6

Uncover topics of artistic abstract thinking that emphasize fundamental still-life drawing principles such as propor-tion, positive/negative space and shape. Explore still-life ideas as they relate to ensemble, vignettes and objects.

Watercolor ACK-048W__$300__9 am–12 pm Illustration June 28-July 2

Develop techniques in contour drawing and watercolor application in this drawing and painting class. Explore landscapes, portraits and narrative scenes through a variety of mediums—watercolor pencils, ink and wash— and painterly presentations.

Wearable Art ACK-050W__$300__9 am–12 pm June 28-July 2

Construct wearable works of art in this hands-on class that equally stresses craft and concept. Explore the history of wearable art, the overlap of fashion and art, and the relationship between who we are and what we wear. The class culminates in a fashion show.

Architecture from ACK-027W__$300__9 am–12 pm the Inside Out Session 1: July 12-16 Session 2: July 26-30

Investigate personal and shared space, especially in relation to yourself and your friends. Use cardboard, glue and paint to construct a project that reflects your world from three different perspectives: the near (things we touch), the middle (spaces that hold us) and the far (set-tings we live in).

Cartooning ACK-038W__$300__9 am–12 pm Technique Workshop Session 1: July 12-16 Session 2: July 19-23

Learn the nuts and bolts of comic book creation: character design, storytelling, page composition, penciling, inking and lettering. Tackle single-panel gags, multi-paneled strips and the longer narratives popular in manga and western comic forms. Discuss favorite comics and cartoonists from the past and present. Workshop culminates with the production of a digital class comic—a keepsake collect-ing all student work. .From Drawing to ACK-506W__$300__9 am–12 pm Sculpture August 9-13

Discover first how to turn your ideas into drawings. Then learn how to create 2D and 3D wire sculptures that may be abstract in style as well as representational or figura-tive. Develop essential visual arts skills, learn a range of techniques and apply them through the process of mak-ing, using construction paper, drawing and painting.

Fun with Fashion ACK-053W__$300__9 am–12 pm August 9-13

Take your interest in fashion to a different level. Have fun while learning how to draw fashion croquis (elongated quick sketches), creating 3D projects like paper dresses, and exploring accessory design. Learn basic fashion vocabulary and how to present your work.

Illustration ACK-029W__$300__9 am–12 pm Session 1: July 12-16 Session 2: July 19-23

Turn your drawings into fun, engaging images that com-municate a mood, a feeling or an idea. Explore visual communication through short- and long-term projects; experiment with different problem-solving methods; and work with media ranging from crayons to acrylics.

A SPECIAL INVITATION TO PARENTSWhen you enroll your child in the program, you may register to take one ACX Kids class yourself for free. There is a non-refundable materials fee of $30 for all classes ($45 for photography classes). We recommend not taking the same class as your child and ask that you attend every class in the seven-week session. Space is limited to one parent per class and is subject to space availability. Priority is given to students who enroll in the program. If there is space in the course you’ve requested, our office will contact you the week prior to the start of classes. If interested, please complete the parents’ section of the registration form.

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June 28 – August 13 Materials provided for all classes.

Tuition fee of $300 per class except Photography Book Workshop ($325) and Power of Photography ($500).

Unless otherwise noted, workshops are:One-week half-day sessionsMonday – Friday 9 am – 12 pm or 1 – 4 pm

Due to the pandemic, all workshops are currently being offered remotely. Please check artcenter.edu/kids for the latest information on ArtCenter’s reopening.

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FACULTY

Yelen Aye BFA, ArtCenter College of Design. Graphic designer and illustrator. Co-founder, Machine In Use Studios. Clients: Nike, Wieden-Kennedy. Class: Fun with Fashion Sundays and Summer Workshop

Jessica Bley MS, California State University, Northridge. Apparel and textile designer with a sustainability focus. Clients include: Think Tank Gallery, OWSLA, Pact. Class: DIY Printmaking and Textiles

Kira Lynn Cain BFA, San Francisco Art Institute. Artist and illustrator for books, advertising and music. Classes: Wearable Art Sundays, Afterschool and Summer Work-shop

Gabriella Carboni MFA, Cranbrook Academy of Art. BS, Skidmore College. Interdisciplinary fine artist. Has exhibit-ed in group shows across the country as well as in Europe. Class: Drawing the Clothed Figure

Billy Frolov BFA, ArtCenter College of Design. Painter. Exhibited with Monte Vista Projects, Weekend Gallery, Machines with Magnets. Published in New American Paintings and American Illustration. Class: Drawing, Painting and Making Sundays and Afterschool

Monica Rae Guzowski BA, Viterbo University. Fine artist, muralist, set designer, scenic artist. Clients include: The Red Barn Playhouse, Alpha Theatre Project, Body Politic Theatre. Class: Animal Sculpture

Michael Horowitz BFA, Otis-Parsons Art Institute. Fine artist and illustrator. Character artist for The Walt Disney Company, Nickelodeon, Random House. Classes: Illustration; Imagination Summer Workshop; Watercolor Illustration Summer Workshop

Gail Howland BA, University of California Berkeley; BFA with honors, ArtCenter College of Design. Fine art photographer. Publications include: Architectural Record, Los Angeles Times, The New York Times. Classes: Photography; Power of Photography Full Day Summer Workshop; Photography Book Summer Workshop

Diana Keeler BA, Occidental College. Producer, editor, art director. Participant: Glendale International Film Festival; Golden Gate International Film Festival. Clients include: 228 Interactive, ATA Martial Arts, Thousand Mile Media, Zing Factory. Class: Behind the Scenes

Thomas Yeong Hoon Kim BA, ArtCenter College of Design. Aviation, mobility, robotics, product and automo-tive designer, ICG Automotive and Designby11. Founder, Kimaginefuture and artneverlies. Class: Designing Cars Sundays and Afterschool

Howard Kouo BFA, ArtCenter College of Design. Multimedia specialist, University of Southern California. Writer: Little Red Plane, an animated short film. U.S. Army, 1989–1996. Class: Animation

Margaret Lee BFA, ArtCenter College of Design. Graphic designer, instructor. Clients include: Disney, Warner Bros. Online, The Gap Inc., Coca-Cola, General Mills, Nestlé. Class: Abstract Drawing

Nas Oh BFA, ArtCenter College of Design. Freelance production designer, working in commercials and music videos. Class: Inventors’ Workshop

Atilio Pernisco BFA, ArtCenter College of Design. Illustrator, graphic designer. Visual creator, Build-A-Bear Workshop. Clients include: The Walt Disney Company, Toastmasters, LEGO. Class: Still-Life Drawing Summer Workshop

Rachel Rogov BFA, ArtCenter College of Design. Fine artist, illustrator with more than seven years of experi-ence teaching and working with students of all ages. Class: Painting Sundays and Summer Workshop

Delbar Shahbaz MFA, ArtCenter College of Design; MFA, Tehran Art University. Visual artist with a focus on mix-media painting, sculpture, installation, and video art. Galleries include: PØST, Wassaic Project, Aaran Gallery. Class: Architecture from the Inside Out Sundays, Afterschool and Summer Workshop; Plaster Sculpture Summer Workshop

Miguel Valenzuela BFA, ArtCenter College of Design. Illustrator and artist. Clients include: LA Weekly, La Santa Cecilia. Gallery work includes: Wax Poetic, Bunny Gunner, Arte Cultural. Publications include: American Illustration, Directory of Illustration (SILA). Classes: Fundamentals of Drawing; Illustration Summer Workshop

Steven Weissman San Francisco State University; Academy of Art College. Cartoonist, illustrator. Clients include: Fantagraphics Books, The Stranger, Super Deluxe, Apology Magazine. Classes: Cartooning Technique Sundays and Summer Workshop

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OTHER EXTENSION PROGRAMS

ACX

ArtCenter’s extension program (ACX) is ideal for students, adult learners and practicing professionals who want to refine existing skills or learn new ones.artcenter.edu/acx

ACX Teens

ACX Teens helps high school students (grades 9–12) strengthen their creativity, build their confidence and discover their unique voice. Through our faculty of practicing artists and designers, students learn the creative process and how to reach beyond the obvious. artcenter.edu/teens

GENERAL INFORMATION

ArtCenter Extension Kids (ACX Kids) is open to students in grades 4–8. There are no admission requirements. All seven-week classes meet on Sundays.

Normally, ACX Kids classes are offered at ArtCenter’s campus in Pasadena. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, classes are only being offered remotely at this time.

Contact Us

During this time, the ACX office is also working remotely. We encourage you to correspond with us via email until our staff returns to campus. For the latest information on when classes will return to in-person instruction, please visit our website or send us an email. Web artcenter.edu/kids

Email kids@artcenter.edu

Telephone 626 396-2319

Office hours Mondays –Thursdays, 10 am–9 pm Fridays, 9 am–5 pm Closed major holidays

Tuition

Tuition for all Sunday classes is $275 per class except Photography ($295). Tuition for all Afterschool classes is $135. Tuition for Summer Workshops is $300 except Photography Book Workshop ($325) and Power of Pho-tography ($500, full day). All fees include the cost of materials for each class.

Class Size

Classes generally have a maximum of 15 students, de-pending on the nature of the class.

Refund Policy

A full refund will be given to any student who withdraws by written notice before the start of the first class. After the first class, there will be no refunds. If a student switches a class after the first class meeting, there will be an additional materials fee of $30 for all classes except for Photography, for which there is a $45 fee.

SCHOLARSHIPS

How to Apply

Students interested in being considered for a scholarship must submit a completed registration form via email (registering online is not an option). A completed form includes the student's name, date of birth, contact infor-mation, class choices and—most importantly—in the "Scholarship" section, the student's gross family income and the number of people living in their household. You may complete the registration form by downloading it from artcenter.edu/kids and filling it out using one of these two methods: * Type directly into the registration form and save the completed form as a PDF; * Print, fill out the registration form by hand, take a scan or photo, and save the image. Then email the PDF or image as an attachment (with the subject line of "Scholarship - Name of Student") to kids@artcenter.edu.

Scholarship Application Deadlines

Summer 2021 June 3: For seven-week classes or five-day workshops. July 1: For five-day workshops, with open seats that start July 12 or later. Fall 2021 September 30: Priority deadline October 14: Second deadline Spring 2022 January 27: Priority deadline February 10: Second deadline

Notification

Scholarship applicants will be notified of the scholarship committee’s decision by email within two weeks after the scholarship deadline. Please contact kids@artcenter.edu for further information.

ACX gratefully acknowledges the following endowed funds that support student scholarships, and donors who have contributed $1,000 or more to ACX between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. The Ahmanson Foundation Richard and Jean Coyne Family Foundation Ford Motor Company Fund Rowe and Gayle Giesen Trust Anonymous Ooty Moorehead (BFA 07) and Robert Lemchen Ramone C. Munoz (BFA 77, MFA 90) and Tom Jacobson Pasadena Arts League ACX Endowed Scholarship for Hispanic Students ACX-Teens Endowed Scholarship for Hispanic Students 15

Class Changes and Cancellation

ArtCenter reserves the right to cancel any class, limit class size, change times or substitute instructors for classes listed in the class schedule, should it be necessary. Class cancellations will not be announced until the end of the registration period. You will receive a full refund if the College must cancel a class for which you have registered.

Dismissal Policy

At its sole discretion, ACX Kids reserves the right to dis-miss or refuse enrollment to any student or anyone acting on behalf of the student whose conduct fails to comply with the policies, rules and standards of the College. Additional details available at our website.

Emergency Contact

The ACX Kids office is closed on weekends. To contact an ACX Kids student in an emergency, please call 626 396-2299.

REGISTRATION

How to Register

If you are applying for a scholarship, you cannot register online. See p. 15 for more information.

There are two ways to register:

For priority registration, register online at artcenter.edu/kids. Returning students will need to log in with their user name and password before selecting their classes. This secure registration process is the fastest way to register and pay for ACX Kids classes. You can also email a scan/photo of the completed form to kids@artcenter.edu. A fillable PDF of the form is avail-able on our website. If you are under the age of 18, you must include a parent or guardian’s signature. This meth-od of registration may not be completed until the next business day. Debit or credit cards (American Express, Discover, Mas-tercard, Visa) are accepted. Please note: Your space is not guaranteed until your registration and payment have been processed.

Confirmation of Registration

All registration confirmation will be sent via email. Every student must provide a working email address.

Late Registration

For the Fall and Spring terms only, late registration is held on the first day of classes. Please contact our team at kids@artcenter.edu between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.

David and Judith Brown Endowed Scholarship for ACX-Teens Mickey McGuire Endowed Scholarship Ross Diamond Player and Madelyn Maberly Player Endowed Memorial Scholarship

Donors may choose to designate their gifts for general support or to specific programs within ACX.

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Portraiture/Self Portrait Photography Book Workshop