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Art Camp!

Art Camp is a unique experience for youth who are completing 5th- 8th grade this spring.

Based upon the imagery of Psalm 23, we will

 

explore our creative side through a variety of art

 

mediums. July 10-13th with an open

 

house gallery showing from 5-7 p.m. on July

 

13th. 

Schedule

10-10:15 a.m.         Light Breakfast

10:15 -10:30 a.m.  Welcome

10:30-11:30 a.m.    Session 1

11:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Play time at Central Park

12 - 12:30 p.m.      Lunch

12:30-1:30 p.m.     Session 2

1:30-2 p.m.            Closing

 

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Meet The Team

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Rev. Leslie Dalstra

Leslie loves creating spaces for people to learn, grow, and find meaning.  She loves the arts, especially cooking and baking all things from scratch.  She is looking forward to teaching culinary skills with our campers and igniting a love for cooking fresh home cooked meals.

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Dan Dalstra

Dan is a former newspaper photojournalist turned wedding and portrait photographer. Dan has travelled the world photographing weddings and is a speaker at several large photography conferences. Dan loves to have fun, be creative and is obsessed with finding the perfect cheeseburger. 

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Jackilynn Hayes

Jackilynn graduated from Fort Madison High School in 2020 and now studies at the University of Iowa, majoring in Art Education. I am very excited to spend time creating and learning with the children at art camp! 

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Breeann Waltson

My name is breeann, I am a senior at fort madison high school. After I graduate I plan to attend the University of Iowa to study art education. I love to help people, be around sociableness, and embrace art, so I cannot wait for my future career!

Jana Hubbs

I’m Jana Hubbs. I started adult life as a cosmetologist, but physical limitations interfered after 20 years, so I went back to college and became an English teacher. I had spent several years as a high school youth leader at FCC and had every intention of teaching high school because I loved them so much. I did that for a year but life threw me into the lion’s den: junior high. It is there that I finally knew I was where I was supposed to be. I’ve been entertained by 7th and 8th graders at Nauvoo-Colusa Junior High ever since.

Anita Lee

One of my earliest memories was assembling faces from patterns in flooring, wall paper,

ceilings, even dust. Therefore, I wanted to draw or shape them and give them form. To

this day I see unplanned shapes or faces within my intended subject and/or

backgrounds. I believe that arts are a form of praise and acknowledgment of God, who

creates. I believe in helping others recognize their creative gifts, whatever that might be.

Anita lives and works creatively in Fort Madison, after a long absence from the area.

Moving back in December 2022, there is a list that she and husband Larry are tackling,

for a sculpture garden, studios, wine & coffee cellar, in their home. Also a member of

FMAAA she hopes to get more involved soon.

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