Teen Art Library Basics
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Have your art displayed at the Joel D. Valdez Main Library during the month of October! Reception for all artists on October 20th, 12 to 2 pm. Deadline to enter is Friday, September 21, 2018!
The Engage! Teens, Art & Civic Participation webinar series will introduce a program model that targets adults, using visual art as a springboard to civic engagement. Originally piloted in ten Illinois libraries in 2010, Engage! Teens, Art & Civic Participation is an activity — and discussion-based program model featuring a selection of curated and compelling images of American art.
The chairs of both the high and high college art programs liked the idea and stopped by the library to look at the space and give suggestions. We decided that January would be a good month to start the revolving show because it would give the library time to do the set-up and the students time to make the work they wanted to display.
The New York Public Library offers more than 93,000 programs annually, serving everyone from toddlers to teens to seniors. Use any or all of the filters below to find a class that interests you. All classes are free unless otherwise noted.
Teen Art Calling teen artists! Earn two hours of community service by displaying your work in the teen art display area of our library. Complete the art application and contact Nanette Feder at [email protected] to arrange to drop off the application and show her a sample of your artwork.
The Rosenbach, which officially merged with the Free Library in 2013, is home to one of the world’s greatest collections of rare books, manuscripts, and art. Both an exhibiting museum and library, it invites the public to explore those collections through exhibitions, programs, and more.
Download the print version of the Teen Programming Guidelines (PDF).. Supplemental Resource. Teens First: Basic Learning Outcomes Guide: The purpose of this guide is to assist library workers in setting learning goals for teen programs. Foreword. These guidelines were created in 2014 -2015 by a task force of the Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) with feedback from the library
This is a craft event using basic supplies to make a string bowl.
Teen Art Gallery. A selection of art, photography and poetry featured across the system in teen spaces. Talk to your local librarian for information about displaying teen art.