MOCA

EDUCATION

DEPARTMENT

MOCA SUMMER ARTS CAMP 2019

MOCA SUMMER ARTS CAMP

REGISTRATION PACKET

MOCA SUMMER ARTS CAMP

PARENT REGISTRATION PACKET

Summer Camp at MOCA is a fun, memorable, and unique hands-on art experience where children discover different artists, mediums of art,

techniques, and more. Each day campers learn new skills through painting, drawing and design

projects that explore the theme of the session.

June 10– August 17, 2019 Monday – Friday 9:00am – 3:30pm

Extended Care Available

CONTENTS Directions and Parking

Camp Overview

Camp Hours and Drop-off and Pick-Up Information / Extended Care

Schedule

Food

What to Bring

Discipline/Tuition Policy

Medical Release, Consent for Treatment, Emergency Contact

Program Activity Participation Form/Field Trip Forms

Camp Rules Agreement

CONTACT INFORMATION MOCA main number: 305.893.6211/Fax: 305.891.1472 Curator of Education: Amanda Covach (education@mocanomi.org) Education Programs Coordinator: (awright@mocanomi.org) MOCA ARTS CAMP is a well-rounded studio-based art program. Students are introduced to contemporary art through discipline based hands-on learning. They participate in daily discussions about their individual art projects and present their work to family and friends in a nurturing environment. Projects are inspired by MOCA exhibitions. The museum is their classroom. DYNAMIC DESIGN CAMP is a design oriented immersion program where students learn to appreciate the applied arts of Architecture, Graphic Design, Design for Living and more.

DIRECTIONS TO MOCA FROM INTERSTATE 95 Exit I-95 at NE125th Street (Exit #10A). Head EAST approximately one mile. MOCA is located on the right between NE 7th Court and NE 8th Avenue. FROM BISCAYNE BOULEVARD At NE 123rd Street, head WEST approximately 1.5 miles. 123rd Street turns into 125th Street. MOCA is located on the left between NE 8th Avenue and NE 7th Court. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Miami-Dade Transit Buses #16, #10, and G stop at the corner of NE 125th Street and NE 8th Avenue. Buses #75, #9 stop on the corner of NE 125th Street and NE 6th Avenue. PARKING Free Parking is available immediately east, west, and south of the museum. Handicapped parking behind the museum, enter NE 8th Avenue, make the first right into the parking lot.

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CAMP HOURS

Camp hours are from 9:00am to 3:30pm. Extended Care drop off begins no earlier than 8:00 am, camp

drop off begins no earlier than 8:45 am, and pick-up is from 3:30pm-4:00pm.

Any camper still in our care after 4:00 pm who is not pre-registered for Extended Care will go into

Extended Care for an additional charge of $20 per day, per child. Extended care is from 3:30pm-5:30PM.

EXTENDED CARE

Every day from 3:30 -5:30PM will be quiet play time or free draw time for all campers as they wait to be picked up. We have games and books for children to play together, but feel free to pack your child’s favorite book. If energy levels seem high, we will take the campers outside to the enclosed Paradise Courtyard play area for outdoor games.

Extended care is $50 per week and should be pre-paid (you may pay at the time of drop-off in emergency situations). All adults picking up campers in extended care are required to show a photo ID and must be on the approved pick-up list for that child. For the safety of our campers, children will not be released to adults not on the approved pick-up list.

If your child is going to attend extended care they must be picked up by 5:30PM. A late fee of $40 will be assessed for campers not picked up by 5:30PM and will continue to be charged $10 for every 5 minutes the child has not been picked up.

MOCA SUMMER ARTS CAMP & DYNAMIC DESIGN CAMP- 2019 Session 1: June 10- June 21 MOCA Arts Camp: Figurative Leap!

Jump into summer and learn to draw in action! Create a visual flip book using rotoscope inspired techniques, and build your foundations of figure drawing.

Dynamic Design Camp: Public Spaces Pull inspiration from the on-site public installation as part of POTOPRENS, as well as historic land artists such as Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Anna Mendieta, and Andy Goldsworthy. Students will create and document their own land-works and site-specific installations on the MOCA Plaza Pond.

Session 2: June 24- July 5 MOCA Arts Camp: Super Sculptors

Inspired by the monumental works in POTOPRENS, students will learn the introduction to sculpture and thinking in “the round.”

Dynamic Design Camp: Interstitial Spaces

Students will explore site specific interior installation, and create cardboard interventions within MOCA. They will cover the topics of interior design, craftsmanship, and accessibility.

Session 3: July 8- July 19 MOCA Arts Camp: Fabric-cation

Inspired by POTOPRENS artist, Myrlande Constant, students will learn hand-sewing and beading techniques to create large scale family flags. This two week session is a perfect introduction to fiber arts including crotchet, looming, and weaving.

Dynamic Design Camp: Perplexing Perspective Students will delve into the dizzying world of perspective, pulling inspiration from artists such as MC Escher and Patrick Hughes. This two week session will run the gamut from one-point perspectives, to eye boggling, three dimensional works.

Session 4: July 22- August 2 MOCA Arts Camp: Panoramic Portraits

Introduction to new and innovative portrait styles, students will create surreal and unconventional landscapes, learning about stretch and skew portraiture, and symbolic portraits.

Dynamic Design Camp: Mod Modular Inspired by the Bauhaus movement, students will learn furniture design and construction, mold making and prefab work.

Session 5: August 5- August 16 MOCA Arts Camp: Lino Lineup

Introduction to linoleum stamping, students will create their own linoleum cut designs, and “tiling” work

Dynamic Design Camp: MOCAzine Learn to create and design your own “zine.” This intensive graphic design oriented session, helps students learn the basics of layout, text, and portfolio skills.

MOCA Summer Arts Camp & Dynamic Design Camp Daily Schedule:

MOCA Summer Arts Camp: Ages 6-12 8:00AM-8:30AM –Pre Care Drop Off at the Pavilion Gallery. Every camper must be signed in by an adult. 8:45AM- 9:00AM – Camp Drop Off at the Pavilion Gallery. Every camper must be signed in by an adult. 9:00AM-9:45AM – Teacher introduces the project with slides and a demonstration. 9:45AM-10:15AM – Morning snack in classroom 10:15AM- 11:15AM – Art Studio Block 1 11:15-11:30 – Wash hands/ Bathroom Break

11:30AM-12:30PM – lunch and play break. Jump ropes, Frisbees, board games etc. will be available for kids to use while they are enjoying the outdoors in our Paradise Courtyard. 12:30PM-12:45PM – Bathroom Break 12:45PM-1:15PM- Discussion of artist’s process, and slide show of art to inspire projects. 1:15PM-3:00PM – Art Studio Block 2 3:00PM-3:30PM – Class Critique, clean up and socializing, games. 3:30PM-4PM –Pick Up at the Pavilion Gallery. All campers must be signed out by a guardian on the approved pick-up list. 4:00PM-5:30PM – Aftercare begins in the Pavilion Gallery. Parents and/or guardians must pick up by 5:30PM.

Dynamic Design Camp Schedule: Ages 11-13 8:00AM-8:30AM –Pre Care Drop Off at the Pavilion Gallery. Every camper must be signed in by an adult. 8:45AM- 9:00AM – Camp Drop Off at the Pavilion Gallery. Every camper must be signed in by an adult. 9:00-9:05- Dynamic Design campers are walked to the Dynamic Design Classroom. 9:05AM-9:45 AM- Teacher introduces the project with slides and a demonstration 9:45AM-10:15AM Morning Snack in class room 10:15AM- 12:25PM- Art Studio Block 12:25PM-12:40PM – Wash hands/ Bathrooms. 12:40PM-1:40PM – Lunch and play break. Jump ropes, Frisbees, board games etc. will be available for campers to use while they are enjoying the in our Paradise Courtyard outdoors. 1:45PM-2:25PM – Discussion of artist’s process, and slide show of art to inspire projects. 2:30PM-3:30PM– Class Critique, clean up and socializing, games. 3:00PM-3:30PM-– Pick Up at the MOCA Lobby. All campers must be signed out by a guardian on the approved pick-up list. 3:30PM-5:30PM– Aftercare begins in the Pavilion Gallery. Parents and/or guardians must pick up by 5:30PM

FINAL SHOWCASE AUGUST 15TH-17TH

WHAT TO BRING: A positive attitude and be ready to have fun! Campers should dress for a mess! An extra t-shirt is recommended. Campers will be spending sometime outside, if you would like them to wear sunscreen or bug spray you must administer it at home in the morning. The MOCA Museum Staff cannot be made responsible for administering sunscreen or bug spray. For kids who frequently need a change of clothes, we suggest packing extra clothes in a Ziploc bag labeled with your child’s name, in your camper’s backpack.

DRESS CODE:

Closed toed shoes, crocs are not permitted unless they are worn with the back sandal strap on.

Campers should wear comfortable clothing including shorts or pants. Campers will be given one MOCA Camp T-shirt to be worn on all field trips.

Campers should bring a healthy lunch as well as ONE snack. ALL BACKPACKS AND LUNCH BOXES MUST HAVE THE CHILD’S NAME ON THEM.

Campers should not bring toys or electronics. If campers do bring toys or electronics, MOCA is not to be held liable for their damage or loss.

If you wish to send your camper with a cell phone, please inform them that they are not allowed to use it during camp. If any toys or electronics become a distraction, camp staff will keep the toys or electronics until the end of the day.

If your child is allergic to any food item, please make sure that they receive a wrist band, with their allergy clearly marked, upon check-in. A wrist band lets your child’s teacher and other camp staff know that there are allergies to be aware of.

Unless it is a designated Fieldtrip Day and your child has the opportunity of visiting a gift shop, we discourage campers from bringing money. There are no vending machines on site.

FOOD

All campers should arrive to MOCA with an adequate amount of food including but not limited

to a labeled, non-perishable lunch and 2 nutritious snacks as well as 2 drinks daily. All lunch

boxes should be clearly marked with your child’s name.

MOCA Summer Camp: Campers will have a morning snack at 9:45 AM, and lunch at 11:30AM.

Dynamic Design: Campers will have a morning snack at 9:45 AM, and lunch at 12:40 PM

Food should not require refrigeration or to be heated up.

No Peanuts or peanut products please. We have water fountains in the wing, but a re-usable

water bottles are preferred.

DISCIPLINE

Our number one rule is RESPECT. This includes self-respect, respect for fellow students, respect for instructors, and respect for the space and materials MOCA provides. Parents are expected to help implement this rule with their participating children.

Unacceptable behavior is defined as behavior that is disruptive to the group’s well-being or harmful to others (or ones’ self) i.e. hitting, punching, biting, threatening or inappropriate language. Our staff will use behavior management techniques such as redirection, conflict resolution and positive reinforcement when handling behavior situations. Corporal punishment is not used at MOCA.

A child with disruptive behavior will be given an opportunity to correct him/herself. If the behavior is not corrected, the child will be removed from the groups for a specified time period depending on the age of the child. Parents will be informed if their child’s behavior is disruptive and will be expected to work cooperatively with The MOCA staff to correct the behavior. MOCA reserves the right to dismiss a child from the program when behavior problems continue to disrupt the program and/or the camp is not able to positively function within our group size and counselor-to-camper ratio. There is no refund for a child who is asked to leave camp.

TUITION

Tuition is due at the time of registration. Parents/Guardians must complete full payment(s) online or at MOCA’s front desk for their child’s specified session(s) to be considered an enrolled attendee to our program. Due to high demands for spots in MOCA Summer Arts Camp once a student begins their first day there are no partial or full refunds issued. MOCA prides itself on project based learning and non-attendance during camp affects final project outcomes. It is highly encouraged that your child attends the full 2 weeks uninterrupted.

Art Work Created by MOCA Summer Arts Camp Students- 2018

MEDICAL FORMS

FIELD TRIPS/CAMP RULES Please detach this portion of the packet

Complete, Sign and Return to MOCA’s Front Desk or email forms to: Education Programs Coordinator-

awright@mocanomi.org

Forms must be submitted prior to camper’s first day at camp.

MOCA MEDICAL RELEASE

Name of Child: ________________________________ Age: _________ Date of Birth: _______________ I/We, the undersigned parent(s) or legal guardian(s) of the above-named minor, know that I/We may not be available to authorize medical care of said minor child and I wish to appoint someone to act in my place in my absence and to give such authorization. This authorization is intended to give (MOCA) staff and faculty the right to give consent to authorize emergency medical care. It is intended that this document be presented to the physician or appropriate hospital or medical representative at such times as the medical care shall be authorized. It is intended that the authorization relieve the physician, dentist, person rendering such care at the hospital or institution in which such care is given, from any liability resulting from the failure of me, the parent or guardian of the above named minor, from signing a consent or authorization to render such care. It is the intent that (MOCA) shall act in my stead in making such decisions. I have put the important medical facts, if any, on this form. The medical facts are intended to help the doctor in deciding what treatment is to be given, but are in no way intended to restrict the giving of authorization or consent by (MOCA). I understand that this form is in effect from the date signed and that it is my responsibility to inform (MOCA) of any changes to this form.

Signature of Primary Legal Guardian: Date:

Primary Legal Guardian’s Name: Home Phone:

Address: Cell Phone:

City/State/Zip: Work Phone:

Signature of Secondary Legal Guardian (if applicable): Date:

Secondary Legal Guardian’s Name: Home Phone:

Address: Cell Phone:

City/State/Zip: Work Phone:

Pediatrician’s Name: Phone Number:

Hospital Preference: Phone Number:

Address: City/State/Zip:

Insurance Company: Policy/Group #

Date of Minor’s Last Tetanus Shot:

Medical history or other important facts that should be known including Allergies and current Medications:

CITY OF NORTH MIAMI AND MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART Program/Activity Participation Form Release, Waiver, and Indemnification Agreement Date of Program/Activity: ___________________

Program/Activity:

Participant’s Name: Address: City: State: Zip:

Phone: Date of Birth: Email: Parent or Guardian’s Name (if under 18 yrs.) Parent or Guardian’s Phone (if under 18 yrs.) Emergency Contact: Phone:

I, the undersigned participant, or both parents or legal guardian of the participant whose name(s) appear above, voluntarily consent and agree that the above named individual may participate in this non-commercial, community oriented or school supported program activity. By executing this document, the undersigned further agree to the following: *WAIVE ANY CLAIM against the City of North Miami (“City’) and the Museum of Contemporary Art (“MOCA”) and their officers, agents and employees arising from any loss, injury, or damage to person or property and does COVENANT NOT TO SUE the City and/or MOCA, their officers, agents and employees. *RELEASE, INDEMNIFY, AND HOLD HARMLESS the, City and/or MOCA, their officers, agents and employees from any and all claims, suits, actions, demands, rights, court judgments or expenses arising from or by reason of any and all known or unknown damages, claims or actions arising from participation in the above described program/activity. Nothing contained in this Agreement is any way intended to be a waiver of the limitation placed upon the City’s liability as set forth in Section 768.28, Florida Statutes. Additionally, the City does not waive sovereign immunity and no claim or award against the City shall include attorney’s fees, investigative costs or pre-judgment interest. Authorize the City of North Miami and/or MOCA to depict for any purpose, without paying compensation to me or our child, my name, image or the likeness of me or my children in photographic or other works including artwork created during a MOCA class or program appearing in any and all media (presently known or unknown) worldwide. In the event participant is under the age of 18, both parents and or guardians of participant, consent and agree that the program/activity named above, provides the participant child with an essential of knowledge or life skill which may personally benefit participant’s development in society. In the event any portion of this Agreement is deemed to be void, the undersigned specifically agree to waive any and all claims, including but not limited to claims for medical expenses, future cost of medical bills, pain and suffering, and emotional distress, again the City and/or MOCA, their officers, agents and employees. The City and/or MOCA desire to enter into this Agreement only if in so doing the City and/or MOCA can place a limit on their liability for any cause of action for money damages or arising out of the Agreement, so that its liability never exceeds the sum of $1,000.00. Participant, or both parents or guardians (if participant is under the age of 18) hereby expresses its willingness to enter in to this Agreement with recover from the City and/or MOCA for any action or claim arising from this agreement to be limited to the sum of $1,000.00. This Agreement shall be binding on all heirs, successors and assigns of participant is under the age of 18, of each parent or guardian. All of the undersigned have fully read, understood and agree to each and every term contained in this release, waiver and indemnification agreement. Signature of Participant, Parent or Guardian (if under 18 yrs.)________________________________________________________ Print Name: ________________________________________________________________________________________________

I give my permission for _______________________________________________________________ to attend the following field trips (please initial next to each field trip your child is attending):

________ Friday, June 21st 10AM-2:00PM – Institute of Contemporary Art (61 NE 41st St, Miami, 33137)

________ Friday, July 5th 10AM-2:00PM – The Bass Museum (2100 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, 33139)

________ Friday, July 19th 10AM-2:00PM – Enchanted Forest Elaine Gordon Park (1725 NE 135 Street

North Miami, FL 33181)

________ Friday, August 2nd 10AM-2:00PM – FIU Frost Art Museum (10975 SW 17th St, Miami, 33199)

________ Date TBA, 10AM-2:00PM – MOCA @ Vizcaya- Twilight PAW Workshop (3251 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33129) ________ Friday, August 16th 10AM-2:00PM – PAMM (1103 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132)

Supervision: Students will be supervised by their teacher(s).

Emergency Information:

Parent’s Work Phone: Home Phone: Cell Phone:

Additional Emergency Contact: Relation to Student:

Work Phone: Home Phone: Cell Phone:

Name of Medical/Hospital Insurance Carrier of HMO:

Telephone Number: Policy Number:

Parent/Guardian Signature: ______________________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian Printed Name: __________________________________________________________

Your child will be attending a field trip as a means of enrichment towards their educational experience here at MOCA. Your permission for your child’s participation is mandatory. Students

without their field trip forms will not be permitted to attend off campus activities. If you have any questions, you may contact the Education Department by email at: education@mocanomi.org or

awright@mocanomi.org. We thank you for your cooperation!

MOCA ARTS CAMP & DYNAMIC DESIGN FIELD TRIPS

MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART

Summer Art Camp Rules 2019 In order to ensure the best summer experience for every camper, it is important that campers treat one another with respect and follow established camp rules. The rules are to be read, signed, and returned to MOCA prior to the first day of camp. The rules are as follows: Campers may not bring Gameboys, PS3s or any electronic handheld toys to camp. Cell phones may not be used during class and should packed away safely in lunch boxes. Campers should:

Be courteous, kind and respectful of others

Keep a positive attitude

Participate in cleaning up

Report any problems to a counselor

Follow directions at all times Campers should not:

Disobey, disregard or defy a staff member

Fight or start a fight that results in an injury

Intentionally destroy or steal any equipment, property or artwork

Throw any object at another person

Strike or hit a person with any object

Bring any kind of weapon or other dangerous object to camp PROCEDURES

On the first day of camp, the Camp Director will explain all rules to campers.

Positive reinforcement of appropriate behavior will be used.

If a camper breaks a rule, the Camp Director will be notified before any child is disciplined.

Campers will have a “3-strike” opportunity to correct inappropriate behavior before a phone call is made to notify parents, and to ask for assistance in behavior modification.

If parents need to be notified more than once, the camper may be asked to leave the camp.

In the event that a camper is having difficulty controlling impulsive behavior: 1. Camp staff will conduct a timeout/mini conference with the camper to discuss the problem and

possible solutions with the camper.

2. Parent will be informed of the camper’s behavior and of actions taken.

3. If inappropriate behavior continues, the camper may be asked to leave the program.

Each day of camp, an adult must sign in when dropping off a camper and sign out at the end of the day when picking up the camper.

Pick up is scheduled between 3:30pm and 5:30pm.

In case a parent is running late, MOCA must be notified by calling 305-893-6211.

MOCA closes at 6:00pm. Campers who are not picked up by 5:45pm will be escorted to the North Miami Police Department, located next to MOCA, where they will wait for an adult to sign them out.

__________________________________________________________________________________ Parent’s signature Date