It is time to sign up for summer art camp at ALB.
NOTICE: ONLY 1 SESSION IS AVAILABLE
JUNE 21-24
with 2 classes
divided by age. Ages are 7-10 or 11-14+
Projects will include acrylic, pastels, watercolor and other.
Each session's projects will be different.
The fee is $80 a week.
There is a 10% family discount
or a 10% Art League member discount.
Registration begins April 7
and fees must be paid in full upon registration.
Register here or in person at the Art Center.
Scholarships
Each Spring we award a scholarship to a graduating High School senior from each High School in Baytown.
Their teachers choose a senior who shows exceptional artistic ability and intends to further their art education after high school.
The awards are presented at our annual Members Spring Show Award Reception.
The 3 winning students work will hang in the gallery throughout the summer months and displayed on our website.
2023 Scholarship Recipients
Award Presentation May 21, 2 pm. at the Art League of Baytown. Exhibition of their work will be on display in the Art League foyer May 21st - July 29th.
Yesenia Gutierrez
Ross S. Sterling
College Plan to Attend
University of Texas at Dallas or Ringling College of Art and Design
Anticipated Major/Minor
Art and Technology
Art has been with me ever since my childhood. At any mood, rather I’m stressed or calm, I’ll draw.
As my art skills improved over time, so did my personal life. As an art kid, I was emotional and anxious, it was hard for me to make friends or even having a conversation with someone without
getting nervous. However, APAD (AP art and design or AP art studio) has helped me overcome my social anxiety. Unlike other school projects, I was able to use my skills as an artist and apply them
into my projects. There was rarely any restrictions or rules. You can express your feelings through many types of media: acrylic, watercolor, digital. But none of these compare to animation. Many
people view animation as something to entertain kid but that’s not true; its not a genre but an art form or a medium. That’s why I want to be part of that community as an animator at Dreamworks Studio. Unlike Disney or Pixar, Dreamworks is virtually unique storytelling. Words can’t express
how much animation means to me. So I’m working hard to not to make profit of my art, but to entertain others with my unique art, rather its animation or painting.
Megan Slovacek
Goose Creek Memorial
College Plan to Attend
Lee College/ Stephen F Austin
Anticipated Major/Minor
Education
Art has been an integral part of my development during my childhood, it provided me with a hobby to turn to when faced with any struggle in my life. Art also provided me with connections to close people in my life that are similar to me. I believe art gives a lot of opportunities, especially to children. This is part of the reason why I want to major in Education and minor in an art-related course. I would want to educate kids on fine-arts and help provide them support to pursue a passion in creating.
Elisa Legra Brauet
Robert E. Lee
College Plan to Attend
Rice University
Anticipated Major/Minor
Fine Arts
Art has always been part of my family. I really don't know where it started, it just always has been there. It was natural for me and my sister to fall in love with it. We both are incredible artists, just in
our own way. She is more of a realistic drawer, she is amazing at copying a picture exactly how it is shown. I think more of why and how I draw. I love all arts, literature, plastic arts, theater, dance, and
music so I try to include them in my art, even by just making it more meaningful. Art is a part of me, and I want it to continue being a part of me. That is why I want to keep studying it.
110 W. Texas Avenue, Baytown, Tx. 77520
Phone number: 281-427-2222
Business Hours:
Thursday - Saturday 11am to 5pm
110 W. Texas Avenue, Baytown, Tx. 77520
Phone number: 281-427-2222
Business Hours:
Thursday - Saturday 11am to 5pm