art school

Art Camp

WINTER 2011-2012 Schedule
updated October 29, 2011

Click on a link below to find the classes that fit your needs.

Children's Holiday Camp

Register for Holiday Camp Online click here
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Holiday Camp for Children Pottery/Sculpture and Drawing/Watercolor
(Ages 6-12)
Cathie Layton &
Ron Zimmerman
Mon., Dec. 19-
Fri. Dec. 23
9:30 AM - 12:30  
Tuition $105

SUMMER ARTS CAMP 2012
updated October 29, 2011


May 20 - July 23, 2012

Early online registration is scheduled to begin in Late March.


Students will be divided into groups by age. All supplies and materials are included in tuition.

Half-day camps will have a mid-morning snack break. Full-day camps will have both mid-morning and afternoon snack breaks. Snacks will be provided.

For full-day camps, children need to bring a bag lunch and drink each day. Old clothes are a must and a box with name on it (at least the size of a shoebox or larger) is required.

PLEASE NO ELECTRONIC GAMES. Instruct children that cell phones should only be used in case of emergencies.

 

SAM is funded in part by
The Arts Partnership of Greater Spartanburg and its donors,
the County and City of Spartanburg, and the South Carolina Arts Commission
which receives support from The National Endowment for the Arts.

 

about Jack Bundy

Jackson Corbett Bundy, Jr., 69, of Spartanburg, died Friday, September 9, 2011, at his home.

After graduating from Newberry College in 1964, he married Myrna Pitts and began his career with the Chamber of Commerce. In Durham, NC, he served as Civic Affairs Manager of the Chamber of Commerce, and later was named the first full-time director of the Greater Durham Downtown Revitalization Program. In 1978 he and his family moved to Spartanburg, SC, where Jack joined the staff at the Chamber of Commerce. There he was instrumental in forming the Leadership Spartanburg program. In 1988 Jack served as executive vice president of the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce, focusing on total quality management and leadership development. A strong supporter of lifelong learning, Jack completed the W. Edwards Deming Institute program and supported Deming's philosophy of total quality. His last years of his career brought him back to Spartanburg working with Healthy Spartanburg and the South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind.

Expressing his creative spirit, Jack enjoyed woodworking and pottery, as well as spending time in his pottery studio teaching his granddaughter how to make pinch pots and snowmen. He shared his interests with Carolina Clay Artists, a group he helped form. He was a strong supporter of the Spartanburg Art Museum and taught beginning pottery classes in addition to taking classes at other art institutes. Jack also inspired his sons with his love of music and art, his curiosity, and his enthusiasm for learning while bringing joy to family and friends with his infectious sense of humor.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Jackson C. Bundy Spartanburg Art Museum Scholarship Endowment, Spartanburg County Foundation, Contribution Lock Box, P.O. Box 60402, Charlotte, NC 28260-0402.