Peninsula Art School Workshops, Classes & Education Programs

Workshops and Educational Programs

We are currently accepting registrations for Summer 2008 programs.

CLICK ON THE DEPARTMENT TO VIEW A LISTING OF UPCOMING WORKSHOPS AND PROGRAMS

Art History and Appreciation
Ceramics
Jewelry and Metal Arts
Mixed Media
Painting, Drawing and Printmaking
Photography
Open Studios
Other Programs
Sculpture
Watercolor
Youth Arts

Download a copy of the Summer 2008 Catalog

Download a printable registration form

Registrations are accepted via phone, fax or mail. Sorry, no online registration service is available at this time.

Phone: (920) 868-3455

Fax: (920) 868-9965

Mailing Address:
Peninsula Art School
P.O. Box 304,
Fish Creek, WI 542121

Registrations are accepted strictly on a first come, first registered basis. Many classes fill in a hurry. Make your check or money order payable to Peninsula Art School. PAS also accepts Visa, Mastercard and American Express. Materials and modeling fees that do not have an amount listed will be collected at the first class. If your check is returned or your credit card is declined, your registration will be voided. After you register, a confirmation notice will be sent to you within 30 days.

Click here to view Peninsula Art School policies

What Level Are You?

Peninsula Art School offers programs for students of all levels and abilities. In order to make the most of your time at the School, we suggest the following guidelines in selecting the appropriate workshop for your level of experience. All programs are listed at the minimum level of experience required. If you need help deciding if a workshop is right for you, please call our staff at 920.868.3455.

A Novice has no prior experience in a particular medium. A Beginner has some introductory experience in a particular medium (i.e. one or two workshops, classes, etc.) and is looking for basic knowledge of techniques and materials.

An Advanced Beginner has some experience with the medium, has some drawing or design skills and is looking for more instruction or a refresher on a specific medium or techniques.

An Intermediate participant is comfortable with techniques and tools of a particular medium and has knowledge of basic elements of design, composition, value and color. Student can work independently.

An Advanced participant is experienced, confident and competent working in the medium. Student is able to work independently, seeks creative challenge, artistic growth, and instructor/peer critiques.

Open to all Levels means no specific or prior experience is required. Students at all skill levels are welcomed and can enjoy this workshop

SCHOLARSHIPS
With the help of contributors to the Peninsula Art School Scholarship programs, we are able to support the artistic development of students of all ages and economic backgrounds.

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCEDURES
Please contact the School office at 920.868.3455 to receive an application or click here to download an application form. There are a limited number of scholarship spaces available in each workshop, so please indicate your first, second, and third workshop choices on your application. All scholarship applications are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis.

ADULT SCHOLARSHIPS – Ages 18 and Up

Peninsula Art School Scholarship Fund—The Fund supports the on-going artistic development of full-time college and university students. The scholarship covers 50% of the tuition expenses for any Art School workshop.

Broad Salon Scholarship Fund—In 2006, the women of the Broad Salon, a local women’s arts group, published a calendar with the proceeds from the sales funding a scholarship program at Peninsula Art School. The Broad Salon Scholarship Fund covers 100% of the tuition expenses for any Art School workshop. Participation in the program is limited to female full-time residents of Door and Kewaunee counties, Wisconsin.

CHILDREN AND TEEN SCHOLARSHIPS – Ages 3½ to 17

Peninsula Art School Scholarship Fund—Ages 16 and 17—The Fund supports the on-going artistic development of full-time, high-school aged students, including home-school students. The scholarship covers 50% of the tuition expenses for any Art School adult workshop.

Peninsula Art School Scholarship Fund—Ages 3½ to 16—The Scholarship Fund for Young Artists covers 100% of the tuition expenses for any Art School youth workshop. Participation in the program is limited to full-time residents of Door and Kewaunee counties, Wisconsin.

Karen Eloise Teskie Memorial Scholarship—This scholarship program was established in 2006 in memory of a gifted young artist, Karen Eloise Teskie, by her family and friends. Two Karen Eloise Teskie Scholarships are awarded annually, based on merit. The Scholarships cover the full tuition of the Art School workshop of the recipient’s choice. The first is awarded to a high school student from Gibraltar High School in Fish Creek and the second to a Door County home-school student.

SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORTERS
The Peninsula Art School Scholarship Program is supported by individual donors and special events, including the Patrons of the Plein Air Festival. We thank all those who donated to this program in the past. If you are interested in making a contribution to the Scholarship Fund, please contact staff@peninsulaartschool.com or call 920-868-3455.