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Curiosity ignites a world of discovery!

Get ready to play, party, and feel the love at ASAP!’s biggest fundraising event of the year. Join us in celebrating curiosity with a fun variety show of entertaining performances, live music and surprise guests. Doors open at 5:30pm, show begins promptly at 6:00pm. Cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and an ASAP! art exhibition following the show.

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Event Details:
Time: June 1st from 5:30pm-9:30pm
Location: Thomas S. Perakos Arts & Community Center
The Frederick Gunn School
99 Green Hill Road, Washington CT, 06793

In this immersive summer program at Hartford Art School (HAS), high school students grades 10-12 learn how to use analogue technology in black and white photography, and develop a method for integrating this special process into their photographic work. A HAS photography professor guides students in understanding 35mm cameras, film exposure, processing and printing, lab equipment, and materials. In addition, artist lectures and guest artists introduce students to the larger photographic world.

Daily lunch breaks offer opportunities to step outside or visit HAS’s art galleries. The program culminates in a mini exhibition of student work in a professional gallery setting. Transportation to and from HAS is provided daily from Woodbury and Waterbury, CT. Lunch provided daily. Special thanks to Project Concept Development Advisor Jessica Rose.

In this immersive summer program at Hartford Art School (HAS), high school students grades 10-12 learn how to use analogue technology in black and white photography, and develop a method for integrating this special process into their photographic work. A HAS photography professor guides students in understanding 35mm cameras, film exposure, processing and printing, lab equipment, and materials. In addition, artist lectures and guest artists introduce students to the larger photographic world.

Daily lunch breaks offer opportunities to step outside or visit HAS’s art galleries. The program culminates in a mini exhibition of student work in a professional gallery setting. Transportation to and from HAS is provided daily from Woodbury and Waterbury, CT. Lunch provided daily. Special thanks to Project Concept Development Advisor Jessica Rose.

Join us in Washington for Summer Camp 2024! ASAP! Summer Camp is all about making friends, expressing yourself, working together, and finding your inner artist. Campers in grades 1-6 and grades 7-10 will experience puppetry, circus, painting, clay, rock climbing, nature, and athletics–along with some special surprises! Important information: Campers must provide their own lunch. A healthful snack will be provided daily. Bus transportation will be provided from select towns.