Musezine 21
Designed to make contemporary art and culture accessible to urban youth, the Teen Council is structured around the production of MuseCasts, video podcasts available on YouTube, and MuseZines, a graphic publication of original work and commentary, by a small group of high school students working closely with instructors in the Media Lab. Wild Noise is a joint collaboration between the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and The Bronx Museum of the Arts, and it is the most extensive cultural exchange between Cuba and the United States in over five decades. The exhibition is the product of three years of research and numerous travels between Havana and New York— time during which the curatorial team discussed the role of museums vis-àvis the communities they serve. Since its founding in 1971, The Bronx Museum of the Arts has played a vital role in making art accessible to local residents through extensive education programs like the Teen Council, which over the next two years will collaborate with a group of youths in Havana. Bronx Museum Teen Council creates MuseZines every year. This year’s zine includes our own creative work, as well as artwork made by teens from El Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Instituto Pre- Universitario José Martí and Academia San Alejandro in Havana, Cuba. You’ll find quotes throughout the zine from the collaborative exchange we did this winter and spring. We were surprised to discover how much we have in common!
Designed to make contemporary art and culture accessible to urban youth, the Teen Council is structured around the production of MuseCasts, video podcasts available on YouTube, and MuseZines, a graphic publication of original work and commentary, by a small group of high school students working closely with instructors in the Media Lab.
Wild Noise is a joint collaboration between the Museo Nacional de
Bellas Artes and The Bronx Museum of the Arts, and it is the most
extensive cultural exchange between Cuba and the United States
in over five decades. The exhibition is the product of three years of
research and numerous travels between Havana and New York— time
during which the curatorial team discussed the role of museums vis-àvis
the communities they serve. Since its founding in 1971, The Bronx
Museum of the Arts has played a vital role in making art accessible
to local residents through extensive education programs like the Teen
Council, which over the next two years will collaborate with a group
of youths in Havana.
Bronx Museum Teen Council creates MuseZines every year. This
year’s zine includes our own creative work, as well as artwork made
by teens from El Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Instituto Pre-
Universitario José Martí and Academia San Alejandro in Havana,
Cuba. You’ll find quotes throughout the zine from the collaborative
exchange we did this winter and spring. We were surprised to
discover how much we have in common!
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