The Tampa Museum of Art’s newly re-opened and expanded education center will begin classes for its first summer program for Tampa Bay Area students this Monday, June 6. The education center, now called the Vinik Family Education Center, opened on May 16 and will serve as the temporary entrance to the Museum while additional renovations are completed on the west side of the building. Learn more about the Tampa Museum of Art summer camps offered for kids all summer on a rolling basis.
Summer Classes in 2022
Summer Art Camps have different themes based on the Museum’s permanent collection of antiquities, modern art, and exhibitions on view in the galleries. Students age 6 to 10 began their camp sessions Monday, June 6. Camp sessions for students age 11 to 13 begin Monday, June 20. Sessions for students age 14 to 17 begin Monday, June 27.
Enrollment is ongoing through August 5.
Here are some camps offered for the different age groups:
Ages 6 to 7
- Ancient Paintings
- Heroes & Villains
- All About Clay
- Ceramics
- All About drawing
- Costumes & Contraptions
Ages 8 to 10
- Costumes & Contraptions
- Ceramics
- Heroes & Villains
- Painting: Animals, People. and Abstract
Ages 11 to 13
- Fiber Arts: Embroidery & Applique
- Art Books
- Digital Art
- Fiber Arts: Embroidery & Applique
Ages 14 to 17
- Ceramics
- Digital Arts
- TMA Teen Residency
- Digital Photography
Learn more about the classes offered here.
Tampa Museum of Art
Last month, the Tampa Museum of Art announced that its new education center would be named the Vinik Family Education Center. This is in honor of a $5 million gift made by Jeff and Penny Vinik to the Museum’s $100 million Centennial Campaign for Renovation and Expansion.
The most recent gift by the Viniks for the education center is made in addition to a previous $5 million gift made in October 2019, bringing the family’s total contributions to the Centennial Campaign to $10 million. To date, including the Vinik family’s gifts, the Centennial Campaign has raised $71 million toward the Museum’s $100 million goal.
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