Advanced Young Artists
Advanced Young Artists is generously supported by:
The National Endowment for the Arts
Advanced Young Artists (AYA) is a program for students who have already participated in at least one semester of Young Artists. Twelve advanced students are paired with professional or graduate student “artist-mentors,” to conceptualize and complete a long-term artistic project in any visual art field (photography, drawing, animation, sculpture, film, painting, etc). The Advanced Young Artists 2013 program will run from January through July 2013.
Advanced Young Artists participants…
• Work one-on-one with their artist-mentors on their portfolio
• Work on their own projects with the help of their artist-mentors
• Get one-on-one instruction in skill development and idea expression
• See their artist-mentor’s work and work environment
• Ask professional artists questions about careers in the arts
• Take field trips to other museum or gallery exhibitions, lectures, performances, etc.
• Get free art supplies they need to express their ideas
• Brainstorm about career goals, college and art school options, internships, etc
• Show their work in a group exhibition, alongside the work of their artist-mentors