TEEN ART SALON INC
EIN 84-2970385 · Arts Education (A25)
What they do
DRAWING ALL-STARS FELLOWSHIP:THE DRAWING ALL-STARS NEW YORK COMMUNITY TRUST VAN LIER FELLOWSHIP is A FREE 2.5-YEAR PRE-PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM for A COHORT of TEN HIGH SCHOOLERS, IN GRADES 9 and 10, LED BY TEEN ART SALON IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE DRAWING CENTER. FOCUSING ON NEW YORK CITYS NEXT GENERATION of ARTISTS, THE PROGRAM SUPPORTS TEENS to EXPAND THEIR DRAWING PRACTICES, AMPLIFY THEIR ARTISTIC AMBITIONS, and PURSUE CREATIVE CAREER ENDEAVORS.MEETING THREE TIMES PER WEEK, PARTICIPANTS BEGAN to DEVELOP A PORTFOLIO, CRAFTED INDIVIDUAL STYLE and A CRITICAL VOICE, and STARTED to BUILD A DIVERSE BODY of MAJOR WORKS THROUGH UNINTERRUPTED STUDIO TIME.THE PROGRAM INCLUDED INSTILLING CREATIVE STAMINA and ARTISTIC ENDURANCE AS CRUCIAL COMPONENTS of PROFESSIONAL ARTMAKING, and ENSURED PARTICIPANTS BECAME COMFORTABLE SPEAKING ABOUT THEIR WORK IN PUBLIC and WORKING UNDER THE PRESSURE of DEADLINES. OVER FIVE-MONTH PERIOD DRAWING ALL-STARS PARTICIPANTS WORKED to BUILD CONFIDENCE IN IDEATIN
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ContactISABELLA BUSTAMANTESECRETARY AND EXEC. DIR.
In care of% ISABELLA BUSTAMANTE
Mailing address2728 THOMSON AVE UNIT WS6, LONG IS CITY, NY 11101-2933
Main phone(347) 450-8726 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailteam@teenartsalon.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- June 2020
- County
- Queens
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