Teacher Resources, Student Resources
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Queen's Council on the Arts' High School to Art ...

The Summer “Intensive” Session is a great opportunity for students to dive into a month and half of art-making in an immersive setting that enables students to explore observational drawing in graphite, charcoal, and ink, as well as a variety of other media including painting, collage-making, and printmaking. Applications are due June 1st.

Queen's Council on the Arts' High School to Art School Summer 2019 Applications Now Open
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Summer 2019 high school internships at the ...

Deadline: April 1, 2019 6PM EST.

Summer 2019 high school internships at the Metropolitan Museum of Art now open
student resources
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The MoMA's Open Art Space for LGBTQA teens ...

Open Art Space is a relaxed weekly drop-in program for LGBTQ high school students who are interested in thinking about, and making, art in a creative and welcoming environment.

The MoMA's Open Art Space for LGBTQA teens every Tuesday from 4:30PM-6:30PM
Student Resources
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College and Career Fair at Lincoln Center ...

High school students can connect to colleges, conservatories, and resources to help them explore the many opportunities available in creative industries. March 24, 2019 10AM-6PM at Lincoln Center Education.

College and Career Fair at Lincoln Center Education
Student Resources
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Intern Positions at a Doll Company

Healthy Roots, a doll company, is looking for a Social Intern and Social Media Intern. 

Intern Positions at a Doll Company

Submissions are being accepted for the Tony Awards and Carnegie Mellon's 2019 Theatre Education Award, honoring K-12 theatre educators

Submissions are being accepted for the Tony Awards and Carnegie Mellon's 2019 Theatre Education Award, honoring K-12 theatre educators

Submissions are being accepted for the Tony Awards and Carnegie Mellon's 2019 Theatre Education Award, honoring K-12 theatre educators of an accredited institution or recognized community theatre organization. Deadline: Feb 15th

Call for Art - "Speak Up, Speak Out" Youth Summit

Call for Art - "Speak Up, Speak Out" Youth Summit

Young New York artists between 10 and 24 years old that explore issues of policing, criminal justice, and police-community relations in their visual arts (photography, painting, graphic design, illustration, or video) can submit their artwork. Email images of work or a link to the video and artist statement to youthsummit@ccrb.nyc.gov by February 1, 2019.

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The Gallery Collection's 12th Annual Greeting Card Competition

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The Gallery Collection's 12th Annual Greeting Card Competition

Students 14 years or older currently enrolled in high school, community school, college, or homeschooled are eligible to enter. Students need to submit an original photo, artwork or computer graphics for the front of a greeting card. Deadline for submissions is March 1st, 2019.

High School to Art School

High School to Art School

The High School to Art School program (HS2AS) is a free visual arts portfolio development program that provides qualified high school sophomores, juniors and seniors with the art skills training, mentorship, essay writing techniques, college application assistance and financial aid planning necessary to gain acceptance into competitive art colleges.

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Vans Custom Culture 2019 High School Shoe Customization Contest

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Vans Custom Culture 2019 High School Shoe Customization Contest

Vans Custom Culture Contest is a national high school customization competition using blank Vans shoes to be customized around specific themes.
 Grand Prize winner receives $75,000 for their school’s art program.

Registration is open January 2nd - January 31st, 2019.

Carnegie Hall Future Music Project

Carnegie Hall Future Music Project

Every Saturday, Oct.-June, NYC teens can drop-in for free programming at Carnegie Hall. Play music, meet musicians and listen to what others are working on.

Participate in a Public Art Project

Participate in a Public Art Project

Public Artist-in-Residence Tatyana Fazlalizadeh is capturing New Yorkers’ experiences with anti-Black racism and gender harassment through postcards for the series of art projects to be unveiled in the fall. Tell your story on a postcard at the following locations. Participation is completely anonymous. By submitting a postcard, you consent to participate in this art project.

Art Ready Program at Smack Mellon

Art Ready Program at Smack Mellon

Smack Mellon’s Art Ready program brings high school aged artists in 10th to 12th grades into the studios of NYC’s most innovative and inspiring cultural makers. The program is open to students attending NYC public high schools. 

Brooklyn Children's Theatre Apprenticeship Program

Brooklyn Children's Theatre Apprenticeship Program

The Brooklyn Children's Theatre Apprenticeship Program is open to students in grades 5-12.

Apprentices act as assistants to BCT teachers in our many BCT classes in Park Slope, Fort Greene, Greenpoint & Kensington.  This is an unpaid position, but provides young people with valuable experience with leadership and organizational skills.  (Students can also use this apprenticeship for community service credit if their school requires it.)