Free & Open to High School Students
MOSAIC Student Artist Program is currently recruiting students for our final spring session. This after-school program is a combination of studio practice, the business side of art and arts administration. An extension of the Contemporary’s educational programs, MOSAIC is committed to providing students with free access to quality arts education, encouraging high standards of achievement and fostering excellence and leadership.
Art Instruction:
This instructional session is designed for students interested in exploring oil painting as a new medium in a flexible, student‑centered art session where participants can work at their own pace while receiving guidance. Participants will receive hands‑on instruction ranging from developing an initial concept to advanced painting techniques.
Students have access to all materials at no cost.
No prior experience or skill level is required.
Schedule
MOSAIC session starts on April 16th and concludes in May 16th
The program follows an open‑studio format, giving students the flexibility to select the sessions/dates that best fit their schedules.
For information on specific available dates please see the application linked below.
Why join MOSAIC?
The MOSAIC Student Artist Program supports students as they explore creative paths and prepare for future opportunities in the arts. Whether you’re interested in becoming an artist, working in arts administration, or simply building your skills and confidence as an artist, MOSAIC offers free, accessible arts education designed to support your growth in a community of likeminded student peers.
Application requirements
The deadline to apply to this MOSAIC session is April 12 at 11:59 PM. Notice of acceptance will be sent Monday, April 13th
Applicants are required to submit a portfolio of work samples, and complete the application linked below.
Questions?
Contact our Education and Public Programs Manager Juan Zavala Castro at Juan@contemporarysa.org with the subject line “MOSAIC Inquiry” or call 210-985-3732.