kristen m. watson

Multidisciplinary artist and professional art instruction

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Kristen makes and teaches art in a broad range of media. She’s a licensed Art educator and masters of Art education candidate at St. Michael’s college. As a teaching artist, Kristen splits her time between her home studio and the classroom. She teaches at Burlington City Arts and Davis Studio, and is also a teaching artist for the Vermont Arts Council, and a VAC grant recipient.

Kristen’s work focuses on mixed media painting, artist books, printmaking, and small scale assemblage. She exhibits her work locally and regionally in both group and solo shows, and has been selected for several juried exhibits. Her work is also held in private collections. She has completed artist residencies at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont, and the Rensing Center in South Carolina. For more information and to purchase visit www.kristenmwatson.com/shop

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Claymation/Stop-motion Camp @BCA

Monday, June 20, 2016 8:00 AM 08:00
Friday, June 24, 2016 11:00 AM 11:00

Burington City ARts 135 Church Street Burlington, VT, 05401 United States (map)

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Campers will make their own 3-D characters come alive through the art of stop-motion animation. Forming small “production companies,” teams of campers will write original stories, sculpt characters, construct sets, and then animate their creations for the camera. Aspects of post-production work, including some computer editing, are incorporated and campers will leave with a flash drive of their images and projects.

Location: BCA Center
Room: Digital Lab

Jun 20-24, 2016

Meets 8:00 AM-11:00 AM
on Mon Tue Wed Th Fri

Tuition: $180.00 (Member Discount Available)
Level: Ages 9-11

Posted in Art Instruction
Tagged animation, art workshops, art class, claymation, kids camps, summer camp

Kristen M. Watson's work focuses on conceptual installations and intuitive painting that begin with concentrated introspection and behavioral observation rooted in her study of spirituality and social psychology. Her art explores how thought, spirituality, and culture (currently digital culture) affect human behavior and relationships. See more at www.kristenmwatson.com