Teen Art Connect brings together high school students from diverse backgrounds for a year-long paid internship at The Contemporary Jewish Museum. Interns explore art and culture while developing self-reliance, leadership skills, and job readiness skills. Students from all Bay Area high schools, entering grades 10–12, during fall 2015, are welcome. Find out more and apply! Read More
Monday, January 19, 20157:00 pm Nourse Theater San Francisco, CA Every year, Youth Speaks gathers the community to celebrate the ongoing life and legacy of Dr. King. Our celebration — Bringing the Noise for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — is not a reenactment of speeches, a slideshow, or a polite revue of well-honed platitudes. It is… Read More
he California State Summer School for the Arts (CSSSA) is a rigorous pre-professional training program in the visual and performing arts, creative writing, animation, and film for talented artists of high school age. CSSSA provides a supportive environment in which students hone acquired skills and explore new techniques and ideas for an intense and exciting… Read More
Are you interested in a free media arts training program for young people 14-18? TRACKS students produce professional portfolios that can be used for college applications and job opportunities. All students receive a paid summer internship or capstone experience to gain experience in the industry. Under the instruction of award-winning filmmakers, coders and practicing artists… Read More
LWHS Alum Zak Segura will be featured at the second anniversary of Faze Flagship in SF. Check it out on Saturday, December 13! Read More
The Summit convenes young artists from numerous bay area youth arts organizations to exhibit, perform, and lead workshops each December. Youth leaders and representatives from these organizations collaborate in both the planning and execution of the Summit. The relationships built through this process often result in additional collaborative projects throughout the year during the POP… Read More
Promote creativity and environmental awareness, reduce waste and keep useful materials out of landfills, and inspire art-making to breathe new life into old materials. SCRAP: Bay Area’s first re-use center for creative education from TruthBeTold on Vimeo. SCRAP has a variety of volunteer opportunities—find out more. Read More