Our teen programming is set up in a multi-tiered way: Open Art Space is a free drop-in program for LGBTQ-identified teens and their allies, with no application required, that people can visit as little or as much as they want.
Free art classes for NYC teens, ages 13–19. No experience necessary! Applications are required. MoMA provides all materials.
Learn more about MOMA Teens: Building Art . TeenLife provides a directory of enrichment programs for students in grades 7-12, along with regular content to support strong teen growth & decision making.
Image courtesy of The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, photo by Raymundo Barrera MOCA teamed up with The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Walker Art Center, and the Contemporary Art Museum, Houston to investigate the long-term impacts of their intensive teen programs.
MoMA Teens x Studio Museum Teens Meet Up! We had our friends from the Expanding the Walls program at The Studio Museum join us at the Museum for a meet up and pizza party! FREE ART COURSES. For NYC teens ages 13–19. No experience necessary, but applications are required.
Insights Teen Parent Program is a teen program based in Oregon that serves teen mothers and mans from all over the country. The Insights program is available to help teen moms find reliable work, housing and education following the birth of their babies.
MoMA | Tag: MoMA Teen Programs. In the Making is a free, ten-week program for NYC teens that offers studio art making as led by various artist-educators in the field. For the past 6 weeks, MoMA educator Mark Dzula has been leading the teens in his Music for the Eyes class through the strange and wonderful world of sound-art and sound-based
Make and discuss modern and contemporary art, collaborate to design programs and exhibits for other teens, and explore what happens behind the scenes at MoMA.
Insights Teen Parent Program is a teen program based in Oregon that serves teen mothers and mans from all over the country. The Insights program is available to help teen moms find reliable work, housing and education following the birth of their babies.
Mommy and Me is a residential program in a campus setting for pregnant teens and mothers and their babies. The program serves mothers ages 12 to 18. Mothers and their babies may remain in the program until the reaches age 4.