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2022 Summer Art Camp

GRAM Summer Art Camp provides children and teens ages 4 through 15 with the opportunity to experience creativity and innovation in a unique and transformative Museum setting.

Campers take part in observation and discussion in the Museum’s galleries and explore hands-on art making activities in GRAM Studio. Campers will be immersed in collaborative problem-solving through enriching communication and creativity. Each week-long session takes place Monday - Friday, 9am - 12pm.

All 2022 summer art camps are sold out.

For more information, please contact gramstudio@artmuseumgr.org

A girl smiles while she shares a snack with other children outside at GRAM

Summer Art Camp Sessions

There are no summer art camp sessions at this time.

Health and Safety Protocols

We’re excited for your child to safely participate in summer art camps at the Museum. For the health and safety of campers, parents, and GRAM staff, all campers are required to be fully vaccinated as defined by the CDC at time of camp participation.

All parents and campers are required to follow GRAM’s current health and safety protocols. By registering your child for art camp, parents and campers acknowledge GRAM’s current health and safety measures. 

    Face masks are recommended for all Summer Campers while indoors. Masks will be available for those who do not have one.

    Camp capacity has been reduced to support social distancing during your camper’s week-long experience.

    Cleaning will be increased throughout the Museum to include routine cleaning of all high traffic and high touch areas and surfaces, as well as daily deep cleans when closed to the public.

    Hand sanitizer stations will be accessible at all entrances as well as in common gallery spaces.

Thank you to our Sponsors

Summer Art Camp is made possible by:

  • Wolverine Worldwide Foundation
  • Reagan Marketing + Design
  • Tom Merchant
  • Janet and Mark Nisbett
  • Scott and Linda LaFontsee

LaFontsee Student Scholarship

During GRAM’s 2021 Virtual Summer Art Camps, Scott and Linda LaFontsee of LaFontsee Galleries has generously pledged a ​“LaFontsee Student Scholarship” match, funding a total of eight scholarship award recipients to 2021 GRAM Virtual Art Camps. LaFontsee student recipients were recognized for their impressive creativity, great attendance, and enthusiastic contribution to our camper community each day of camp. Congratulations to our 2021 LaFontsee Student Scholarship campers!

2021 Scholarship Award Recipients

A photograph of LaFontsee scholarship recipient Melanie Reed sitting beside her artwork

Melanie Reed, Age 5

A photograph of LaFontsee scholarship recipient Melanie Reed sitting beside her artwork
Drawing by five year old Melanie Reed which shows a Flamingo standing in water
A self portrait by five year old Melanie Reed decorated with small rhinestones
Three small drawings, one of the moon and son, one of a mermaid, and one of a rainbow, by six year old Scarlett Crabill
A drawing of a fish embellished with small rhinestones by six year old Scarlett Crabill
A photograph of LaFontsee Scholarship recipient Anastasia Aalsburg-Chau
Painting by seven year old Anastasia Aalsburg-Chau of a vase of flowers sitting on a table
A self-portrait by seven year old Anastasia Aalsburg-Chau
Drawing by seven year old Anastasia Aalsburg-Chau of a snake
A self-portrait by eight year old Lilah Tompson
A painting by eight year old Lilah Thompson of a table with food and drinks on it with a vase of flowers in the center
A self-portrait by seven year old Monreau VanDenBrink. Monreau drew herself surrounded by dogs and cats.
A geometric bug made with paper, pipe-cleaner and pompoms by seven year old Monreau VanDenBrink
A self portrait by 12 year old Jadyn VanDenBrink with a bridge in the background
A collage of circles made out of different patterned paper and paint by 12 year old Jadyn VanDenBrink
Nashoba Bos Photo
A fabric embroidery sampler by 13 year old Nashoba Bos, at the center of which is the embroidered image of a boat on the water
A small sculpture made of wood blocks colored black and neon paint by 13 year old Nashoba Bos
A photograph of LaFontsee scholarship recipient Raqayah Hussein