Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art Teen Studio Project

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Have a teen interested in art and social justice, who enjoys hanging out with their peers? Encourage them to apply to our spring semester of the Studio Project Teen Program! Open to 9th-12th graders throughout Boulder County. Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA) in collaboration with Firehouse Art Center (FAC) is currently accepting applications for The 2023-24 Studio Project Teen Program! The free program is open to all 9th–12th graders in Boulder and surrounding counties. EACH SEMESTER TEENS WILL: Explore various art making styles & mediums; Select guest artists to serve as artist mentors; Discuss social justice issues & create opportunities to impact their communities; Share their artwork & ideas with others through art shows or gatherings.

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