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2021 ExploreAsia: Culture Camp for Teens

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Art and Social Justice

ExploreAsia Art and Social Justice

2021 Summer Youth Programs

This summer, we're offering virtual and in-person options for our summer camps and Young Leaders Institute sessions for high school students.

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Teen voices are powerful forces for social change. This camp offers art activities, customized exercises, and artist talks and demonstrations designed to help teens develop artistic tools to be in conversation with what they see in the world. Teens will learn about various cultures and social justice issues while examining issues important to them, spending time each day creating art  reflecting their beliefs. Participants will share a student-led interactive showcase on the last day of camp.

Recommended for students ages 13–17. This camp is in-person.


Registration

Cost
$275 Members, $325 Nonmembers

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Testimonials

"[My daughter] liked every part of the week. She became bereft Thursday afternoon knowing that it would come to an end." — Parent, Summer Camper

"How rewarding [it is] to find a place that brings the best of so many camps [...] and is able to also showcase the richness of Asia and its contributions." — Parent, Summer Camper

"My kids were very happy all week; every day for them was so much fun. They made very good friends. They enjoyed and appreciated the service and attention they received from each one of the instructors." — Parent, Summer Camper


Additional Camps

Animated Stories: A Stop-Motion Animation and Writing Virtual Camp
Monday, June 14 – Friday, June 18, 2021
Inspired by stories from Asia, work with a professional Writers in the Schools (WITS) writer to create your own stories and poems, then bring them to life on-screen via stop-motion animation!
Recommended for students ages 9–12. This camp is virtual.

Manga POP!
Monday, June 28 – Friday, July 2, 2021
Create your own comics inspired by the Japanese manga style! Beginner to Advanced students will learn to bring comics to life on both paper and the web.
Recommended for students ages 9–14. This camp is in-person. Students will form small groups based on age.

Playful Playwrights
Monday, July 12 – Friday, July 16, 2021
In this session in partnership with Writers in the Schools (WITS), explore Asian mythology, develop dramatic storytelling skills, and generate your own 5-minute play!
Recommended for students ages 9–12. This camp is in-person.

Animals and Fantastic Beasts of Asia
Monday, July 19 – Friday, July 23, 2021
Go on a safari across Asia! Learn about the unique animals and mythical creatures that come from Asia, and explore a different region each day to learn about habitats, legends, and more.
Recommended for students ages 6–9. This camp is in-person.


Health and Safety Protocols

  • Capacity has been reduced by 50 percent. One virtual ExploreAsia camp option is available for families interested in virtual programming.
  • Students will be screened each morning with temperature checks.
  • Camp space will be arranged with social distancing guidelines and procedures in place.
  • All Asia Society staff and volunteers will wear masks and be screened daily in accordance with Asia Society Texas Center's health and safety policy.
  • All students will be required to wear a mask.
  • Access to camp spaces will be limited to students and Asia Society staff and volunteers. All drop-off and pick-up for students will take place curbside at the building's front entrance to maintain the integrity of our camp spaces. Those dropping off or picking up will be required to wear masks.
  • Camp games and activities will occur in camp-specific places. Students will visit the exhibition gallery when the building is closed to other visitors.
  • Camp spaces will undergo a thorough daily cleaning, with supplies sanitized as they are used.

Policies are informed by current recommendations from local, state, and federal health officials, agencies, and authorities, including Harris County recommendations and CDC guidelines. As such, these policies may shift or change.

See Asia Society Texas Center's general health and safety protocols »


Cancelation Policy

Due to the high demand for camp spaces and the limited number of spots available, all sales are considered final. Patrons who provide a written notice of cancelation to JKapral@asiasociety.org on or before May 1 will receive a 50 percent refund of their camp registration fees. No refunds will be issued after this date, including for participants who miss all or partial programs due to illness. Asia Society Texas Center reserves the right to cancel any program due to minimum enrollment, inclement weather, or unforeseen circumstances, in which case a full refund will be issued. Cancelations are official upon receipt of confirmation from Asia Society staff.


Education and Outreach programs at Asia Society Texas Center are presented by Wells Fargo. Generous funding also provided by​ Margie and Joe Blommaert, Cathay Bank Foundation, Chevron, the George and Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation, and H-E-B. Additional support is provided by Friends of Asia Society Texas Center, a dedicated group of individuals and organizations committed to bringing the best in exhibitions and public programming to Houston. 

Presenting Sponsor

Wells Fargo

Additional Support

FY2021 E&O Additional Support Cathay Bank Chevron Hamman Foundation HEB

Event Details

Mon 21 Jun 2021 - Fri 25 Jun 2021
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

1370 Southmore Blvd

Houston, TX 77004

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$275 Members, $325 Nonmembers
20210621T090000 20210625T150000 America/New_York Asia Society: 2021 ExploreAsia: Culture Camp for Teens

For event details visit https://asiasociety.org/texas/events/2021-exploreasia-culture-camp-teens
1370 Southmore Blvd Houston, TX 77004
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