ArtCamp 2010 will take place from July 12th until July 30th, 2010

• Take this unique opportunity to spend up to three weeks in an international and multi-cultural environment while gaining or improving your practical skills in various art courses.
• The courses are suitable not only as preparation for entrance exams at art universities and colleges but they are also designed for the general public interested in fine arts and design.
• Successful participants receive a Certificate of Attendance after completing their courses.
• Besides working in and outside the studios the participants can take part in a cultural program including workshops, excursions to museums and galleries, trips to the places of local interest, sport activities etc.

International summer school of art ArtCamp has already taken place five times. Since 2005 when it first took place, it has gone through a number of changes, yet its aim remains the same: to establish relations with foreign art schools, to enrich current instruction at the Institute of Art and Design and above all to enable both Czech and foreign students to meet and work together. ArtCamp offers them an opportunity to take part in various art courses, to gain or deepen their knowledge and skills in many different fields of art, to meet interesting Czech and foreign artists and also prepare themselves for entrance exams to art universities.

Every year, ArtCamp offers a wide range of art courses including both traditional ones (e.g. Drawing, Painting, Illustration, Bookbinding) and the most modern ones (Digital Drawing and Painting, Video Creation, Intermedia Art etc.) which are one or two weeks long, usually in two versions suitable for beginners and advanced students. Depending on their focus and interest, ArtCamp participants choose their own combination of courses and length of their summer studies at the Institute of Art and Design. Led by local and visiting professors, Czech students work together with their international colleagues on common assignments. Instruction is held in small groups, usually in Czech , English or German language.

ArtCamp 2009