For Teens
Calling all Teen Artists!
The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art’s Teen Forum is organizing an exhibition showcasing teen artists’ work titled Green over Grey: The Art of Adaptation.
Using the exhibition Broken Spectre by Richard Mosse as inspiration, teen artists are encouraged to submit artwork of any media that explores how nature adapts and overcomes human influence.
– Artists must be in high school (9-12th grade) or homeschool equivalent from Dane County.
– Artwork must be submitted by 11:59 pm on Sunday, December 15, 2024 to be considered for inclusion.
– Artists may submit two works total (must submit separately).
– Artwork will be reviewed and juried by members of MMoCA’s Teen Forum, with guidance from museum Curatorial and Education staff. – Artists will be notified of inclusion by December 20, 2024.
– Selected applicants must be able to transport their artwork to the museum by January 12, 2025.
– Artists whose work is selected will receive an honorarium of $50 – Works will be on view in the Shop exhibition space from Thursday, February 13, 2025- April 6, 2025.
Please reach out if you have any questions about applying to [email protected].
About the Teen Forum
The Teen Forum program is an opportunity for teens to get a hands-on introduction to a career as a museum professional.
The Teen Forum will consist of a small group of 9th-12th graders, ages 14-18, in the Madison area who are interested and passionate about all kinds of art, including traditional and nontraditional art forms. Under the guidance of MMoCA’s Education and Curatorial staff, the teens learn how to conceive and organize an exhibition, as well as develop educational programming to complement the exhibition. The Teen Forum will have the opportunity to build a meaningful and relevant arts program at the Museum, and will be exposed to a diverse array of careers within the arts. Members will meet in-person at MMoCA for 3 to 6 hours per month and will be paid a stipend. Eligible teens may participate for two years.
Support
The MMoCA Teen Forum is made possible through an estate gift from Shirley A. Kubly, with additional support from Nancy Mohs and The Cap Times Kids Fund.
