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High school students participate in artist-led workshops and exhibit their resulting work.
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Get matched →The MOCA GA Young Artist Project is a program that bridges the gap between young artists at the high school level and professional artists who teach on a college level. Every year fellows of the Working Artist Project are chosen to lead a lesson centered on their art practice in a special opportunity for young artists to experiment with mediums not found in traditional high school classes.
This series concludes in an opening reception for the students to exhibit their work for family, friends, and their WAP educators. This program is an extension of the legacy Working Artist Project, supported by grants from the Molly Blank Fund of the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, The Jack and Ann Glynn Foundation, and in partnership with Sam Flax.
Register and sign up via the provided registration form. A scholarship application and information page with permission slip are required.
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