• 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 (age limit 15 years and up) 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 programme including workshops, excursions to museums and galleries, trips to the places of local interest, sport activities etc.

Since 2005 the ArtCamp international summer school has been giving both Czech and international art enthusiasts the opportunity to spend up to three weeks in a creative and inspiring environment while discovering and developing their talent and/or preparing for their studies at art schools.

In terms of its scope, ArtCamp is the largest summer school of art in the Czech Republic. Participants of different ages, nationalities and personal interests meet and work together on courses led by pedagogues of the Institute of Art and Design and by both Czech and international visiting lecturers. The tuition takes place in the studios of the Institute of Art and Design and in the open air, with Czech, English and German being the main means of communication. The courses are suitable both for the general public from beginners to advanced participants and the present or future art students. Successful participants receive a Certificate of attendance.

Depending on their focus and interest, ArtCamp participants can choose their own combination of courses and length of their summer studies at the Institute of Art and Design (one to three weeks). The preparatory courses for talent exams at art colleges and universities (such as Figure Drawing, Illustration, Fashion Design and Design) are the most popular ones. Photographic courses are equally popular, as are classes focusing on graphic design, work with 3D modelling software, interior design and jewellery making. The list of courses also includes traditional art techniques such as drawing, painting and book binding.