BMoCA’s Studio Project

Have a teen interested in art and social justice, who enjoys hanging out with their peers? Encourage them to apply to our fall semester of the Studio Project Teen Program! Open to 9th-12th graders throughout Boulder County.

Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA) in collaboration with Firehouse Art Center (FAC) is currently accepting applications for The 2024-25 Studio Project Teen Program! The free program is open to all 9th–12th graders in Boulder and surrounding counties.

EACH SEMESTER TEENS WILL:

  • Explore various art making styles & mediums;

  • Select guest artists to serve as artist mentors;

  • Discuss social justice issues & create opportunities to impact their communities;

  • Share their artwork & ideas with others through art shows or gatherings.

The 2024-25 Studio Project teen program will run both Fall and Spring semesters. You may apply for one semester or both on this application. This program is free, but applications are required to be admitted.

SCHEDULE INFO:

  • Weekly meetings will be held from 5:30-7pm on Wednesdays, starting Sept 11 for the Fall semester.

  • Meetings will be held in person at BMoCA, or at FAC; Virtual meetings may be held as needed (i.e. during inclement weather, etc).

  • Complete schedule will be provided prior to start of semester

INTERVIEWS:
Program interviews will be scheduled by Zoom, the 2 weeks before the start of the class.

APPLICATION DEADLINES:
Spring Application Deadline: TBA

Fall Reception: Sunday, December 15, 2024, 2-4pm, free

Any questions, contact education@bmoca.org

Image credit: Studio Project Interns with artist in residence Aaron Allen.

Studio Project is generously supported by the Georgie Fund, the Redman Foundation, and Amy & Tim Getzhoff. BMoCA's annual outreach education fund is graciously underwritten by Amanda Christianson & Mike Piché, Madeleine Johnson & Frank Redmond, Margaret & Wiley Johnson, The Pyle Family, Christine & Don Springer, Frasier Retirement Community, Studio B Architecture & Interiors, and the Boulder Arts Commission, an agency of the Boulder City Council.