Junior High & High School Programs - Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Junior High & High School Programs - Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Junior High & High School Programs - Santa Barbara Museum of Art
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<strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />
Extra-curricular <strong>Programs</strong><br />
Teens for Teens Advisory Council<br />
Teens for Teens gives high school students the opportunity to express<br />
themselves through discussion and direct engagement with art and artists.<br />
This highly selective after-school program invites participants to plan events<br />
for their peers, contribute to the <strong>Museum</strong> web site, assist with <strong>Museum</strong><br />
outreach efforts, interact with artists and arts organizations while receiving<br />
community service credit. Meetings take place January through May. Participants<br />
also have priority in signing up for <strong>Museum</strong> Master Classes. Interview<br />
and teacher recommendation required.<br />
Contact Patsy Hicks, phicks@sbma.net<br />
Master Classes<br />
Offered three times a year, these classes pair students with mentor artists to<br />
create work in a variety <strong>of</strong> media in response to the <strong>Museum</strong>’s permanent<br />
collection or special exhibition. At the close <strong>of</strong> the Master Class, the students’<br />
work is exhibited at the <strong>Museum</strong> during a reception for participants, friends<br />
and families. Interview and teacher recommendation required.<br />
Contact Patsy Hicks, phicks@sbma.net<br />
Summer Mural Project<br />
The SBMA Summer Mural project is a six-week collaboration between six<br />
to eight students and a Master <strong>Art</strong>ist to create an 8 x 24 foot mural to be<br />
mounted on the <strong>Museum</strong>’s walls. Participants research the muralist tradition,<br />
choose a topic, then design and create the actual work. Students commit to<br />
working Monday through Friday during regular working hours and are paid<br />
a small apprentice wage. Applications are distributed through art teachers in<br />
late spring. An interview, portfolio review, and teacher recommendation are<br />
required. For images and more details about recent mural projects log on to<br />
www.sbma.net.<br />
Contact Patsy Hicks, phicks@sbma.net<br />
<strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> and University Student <strong>Art</strong> Bash<br />
Thursday, May 7, 2009, 4:30 -6 pm<br />
All area high school and university students are invited to a late afternoon<br />
event featuring art, music, performance, and food.<br />
Contact Patsy Hicks, phicks@sbma.net<br />
PODCASTs @ SBMA.Net<br />
SBMA Soundscape<br />
This podcast was created by the <strong>Museum</strong>’s teen interns under the direction<br />
<strong>of</strong> sound artists Bo Bell and August Black. Eavesdrop on their irreverent, informal,<br />
free-wheeling conversations for an alternative stream-<strong>of</strong>-consciousness<br />
guide to the permanent collection.<br />
SBMA StreetSmart<br />
A group <strong>of</strong> local-area high school students were selected by the <strong>Museum</strong> to<br />
put together this podcast containing their commentary on the State <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>Art</strong> sculpture exhibition on view on State Street through November 15.<br />
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