Kids have a wonderful opportunity to discover and learn about diverse Indian art forms and their history through the Summer Art Camp. Three weeks in June and three weeks in July make up the camp’s six-week duration. Five days a week, from 1 to 4 p.m., the camp is open.

Children taking part in the art camp will have the opportunity to learn about several Indian art traditions, including

• Warli Art,
• Lippan Art,
• Madhubani Art.
• Mandala Art
• Kalamkari Art
• Gond Art

For youngsters of various ages, the camp is separated into two sessions. Children in grades 3-5 will get an outline to follow for their art projects during the first session. Children in grades 6–8 are eligible for the second session. Children in grades 6 through 8 will not receive an overview for the second session.

Kids can explore their creativity, hone their artistic abilities, and learn about Indian art history at the program. Every day and for a week, kids will work on a brief project. The cost of the camp is $300 per week ( Register 10 days before the camp starts and get $50 off), and there is an appealing deal whereby you can purchase five weeks and receive a sixth week free.

Overall, the Summer Art Camp offers students a wonderful chance to discover Indian art forms, have fun, and create their own masterpieces.