Murals, Minds & Communities
“Murals, Minds, and Communities" is a three week summer arts camp that provides a creative venue for youth (5-16) to explore hands-on arts and crafts and examine art in public places while exploring multiple artistic mediums. Students will explore composition, design, visual applications and processes of two-dimensional imagery in public art.

Under the direction of an artist/teacher, students plan and prepare a mural for a select community site. An annual exhibition featuring art work created by youth participates culminates the program’s year. Atelier’s 2005-06 year round youth program served almost 4,000 children during the year.

Qualifications for Enrollment
First priority will be given to students currently attending or will be attending a Title 1 school in Guilford County during the 2010-2011 or 2011-2012 academic year. For proof of eligibility, parents or guardians should submit a copy of the student?s report card or documentation of enrollment, with the application for Murals, Minds and Communities application 2011.

To determine if your child's school is a Title 1 school, please visit the Guilford County Schools website.

Murals, Minds, & Communities 2011
 Date: June 13 - July 1
Registration Period: April 18 - May 13, 2011
Notification of Selection: May 23, 2011
Download the Murals, Minds and Communities 2011 Application


Summer Sessions

Introductory Art 1
Ages: 5 - 8
8:30am-12:30pm
Greensboro Cultural Center

Introductory Art 2
Ages: 9 - 12 1:30-5:30pm
Greensboro Cultural Center

Public Art and Design
Ages 13 - 16
8:30am-12:30pm
Bennett College for Women

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