About the Educator Camp

NMWA’s virtual Educator Summer Camp is designed for all educators: schoolteachers, home school instructors, scout leaders, and more. We just ask that you come with your learners in mind and a playful spirit!

We will offer 1.5-hour sessions daily, Monday, July 21, through Friday, July 25. Sessions, inspired by the Art, Books, and Creativity (ABC) Institutes and NMWA’s collection, are hands-on, participatory, and fun. Sessions will explore NMWA’s collection and resources, introduce historical and contemporary women artists, and engage participants in experimental making and close looking.

Guest instructors include artists and educators from around the country. You will receive a recommended supply list, applicable digital resources, and a Zoom meeting link in advance of each session.

Register for one session or many depending on your interest and commitments.

Session participants can request certificates of completion reflecting total earned participation hours.

About the Program

Artist and educator Imin Yeh returns to Virtual Educator Summer Camp to teach a new book format! Her work is on view in the current exhibition A Radical Alteration: Women’s Studio Workshop as a Sustainable Model for Art Making.

About the Artist Instructor

Imin Yeh (she/her) is a project-based artist working with sculpture, installation, artist publications, and participatory projects. Her work expands our understanding of the role paper and print have played in the recording, copying, and spreading of the human story for more than a millennia.

Recent exhibitions include Bass and Rainer (San Francisco), Grizzly Grizzly (Philadelphia), San Jose Museum of Art, Asian Art Museum (San Francisco), and Contemporary Jewish Museum (San Francisco). Recent awards include a creative development award from the Heinz Foundation, Eureka Fellowship from the Fleishhacker Foundation, and an Individual Artist Grant from the San Francisco Arts Commission. She is currently an Associate Professor of Print Media at Carnegie Mellon University School of Art and based in Pittsburgh, PA.

Questions? Reach out to education@nmwa.org.