02/12/2018
Teen Council 2017-2018
Bronx Museum Teen Council
- Home
- United States
- New York, NY
- Bronx Museum Teen Council
Teen Art Program at The Bronx Museum of the Arts.
The Bronx Museum Teen Council makes contemporary art and culture accessible to urban youth through a series of different platforms. Structured around the production of MuseCasts, video productions available on YouTube and MuseZines, a small publication, Teen Council is comprised of a group of high school students working closely with two instructors in the Museum’s Media Lab. Scheduled concurrentl
y with the school year, this 8-month program provides teens with an open forum for the expression of ideas and dialogue on issues affecting young people, and the promotion of the Bronx as an important cultural, political and artistic force. The Bronx Museum of the Arts’ Education Programs and Teen Council is made possible with support from Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation, Anonymous, The David Rockefeller Fund, Simón Bolívar Foundation, New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature; Keith Haring Foundation, Robert Lehman Foundation; New York Yankees Community Council; and The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation.
Operating as usual
02/12/2018
Open Call: The Mind's Abstraction
The Bronx Museum of the Arts Teen Council invites teenage artists to submit artworks that tackle the issues around mental health. Deadline: Friday, MARCH 2, 2018
tinyurl.com/TCOpenCall2018
12/13/2016
Open Art Space: A Free Drop-In Program for LGBTQ Teens and their Allies | MoMA
Open Art Space: A Free Drop-In Program for LGBTQ Teens and their Allies | MoMA
Workshop. December 15, 22 & more. Make Art. Meet People. Explore Ideas. Be Yourself. Open Art Space is a relaxed weekly drop-in program for LGBTQ high school students who are interested in thinking about, and creating, art in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Open Art Space is facilitated by two…
09/15/2016
Two Generations of South Bronx Artists
Two Generations of South Bronx Artists
The making of the mutually beneficial friendship between Devon Rodriguez, a twenty-year-old painter, and the sixty-five-year-old sculptor John Ahearn.
09/07/2016
The People Make the Bronx: "Unite to fight HIV and AIDS"
Very proud to have worked with the Bronx Museum Teen Summer Program and Aida Sehovic on this video this past summer. Special thanks to Ivan Monforte, Jonathan Santos-Ramos, Christie Hubbard, Dr. Anthony Vivasis, Alex Fialho and Kia Labeija for participating.
This video is about BMX Teen Summer 2016 Program
08/30/2016
NOW ACCEPTING: TEEN COUNCIL 2016-17 APPLICATIONS
Join Teen Council at The Bronx Museum of the Arts!The Bronx Museum is seeking teens (ages 14-19) for a year-long paid internship. Increase your knowledge of the arts, learn video production skills, and...
06/30/2016
Interviews for the Teen Summer Program are happening this week. We are very excited to put together the new team.
05/11/2016
Currently in the process of curating our very own exhibition under the theme of Alienation and Acceptance!
03/28/2016
Our work for the zine is coming along great.
03/09/2016
Today we worked on our zine contributions - big things are coming!
11/16/2015
Amazing visit with Teresita Fernandez at Madison Square Park on Saturday! Beautiful artwork and inspiring conversation!
11/02/2015
Today we got to know each other and the movie Westside Story a little better!
10/28/2015
Today we met an amazingly talented Cuban artist named Humberto Diaz!
10/21/2015
Teen Council got a chance to meet Sam Livingston and Edwardo Placer from Carnegie Hall in order to learn about a new project. Big things are coming!
10/14/2015
Today Teen Council learned how to work cameras, tripods, microphones and how to get to know each other a little better!
08/21/2015
The People Make the Park - Urban Gardens
The Bronx has amazing community gardens, learn about some here! Thanks New York Restoration Project, Brook Park, Bronx Museum of the Arts Bronx Museum Teen Council
Teen Summer Program explores the stories behind New York City’s public spaces. Teens interview Bronx residents, professionals, and artists in order to docume...
07/20/2015
Today we are editing. Here is an image of us in process.
07/16/2015
Garden adventures part 2
07/16/2015
Our last interview today with Santi and Feliziano at the Willis community garden! *more pictures coming soon*
07/14/2015
Interview #2
07/14/2015
Due to the weather we had to stay in today :-( but we did get a chance to interview with Laura Napier!
07/13/2015
First official interview complimented with a beautiful view.
07/13/2015
07/13/2015
Today's we went down to the Clock Tower Rooftop garden where some of our students interviewed Daniel Colon. The scenery was lovely, check out some pictures from today!!!
07/08/2015
Today we finished up our video interviews and started editing them into iMovie!!!! *Pictures below*
07/08/2015
Photos from Bronx Museum Teen Council's post
06/12/2015
The People Make the Park The High Bridge
Last year our crew from Bronx Museum of the Arts Teen Summer Program worked on a video project about the It's great to finally see it reopened!
The Bronx Museum Teen Summer Program explores the stories behind New York City’s public parks. Teens interview Bronx residents, park staff, and park users in...
06/06/2015
Photos from Bronx Museum Teen Council's post
06/06/2015
We just took the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
06/05/2015
The Original "High Line", The High Bridge, to Reopen This Tuesday, June 9th!
The Original "High Line", The High Bridge, to Reopen This Tuesday, June 9th!
After over 40 years of being closed off to the public and after decades of community groups working to restore and reopen it, The High Bridge is finally opening this coming Tuesday, June 9th. Th...
Address
1040 Grand Concourse
New York, NY
10456
Opening Hours
| Wednesday | 4:30pm - 6:30pm |
| Saturday | 4pm - 6pm |
Telephone
Website
Alerts
Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Bronx Museum Teen Council posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
Contact The Museum
Send a message to Bronx Museum Teen Council:
Videos
Alvaro's Birthday
Shortcuts
Category
Nearby museums
-
Grand Concourse, The Bronx
-
10456
-
The Hispanic Society Museum & Library
W 155th Street -
West 127th Street
-
10040
-
Fifth Avenue
Other Art Museums in New York
-
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
5th Avenue -
Eastern Pkwy
-
Lincoln Square
-
5th Avenue
-
Fifth Avenue
-
W 17th Street
-
5th Avenue
-
MAD | Museum of Arts and Design
Columbus Circle -
Whitney Museum of American Art
Gansevoort Street -
Purves Street
-
Canvas Paper and Stone Gallery
Frederick Douglass Boulevard -
ICP - International Center of Photography
Essex Street
Comments
"Teenagers reveal their true selves when experiencing struggle and conflict. There’s a story behind every young face, just as there’s a story behind every piece of artwork."
Great opportunity for young NYC artists to show their work at the Bronx Museum by Bronx Museum Teen Council!
http://www.bronxmuseum.org/teen_council/open-call-smells-like-teen-spirit
Great opportunity for young NYC artists to show their work at the Bronx Museum by Bronx Museum Teen Council!
http://www.bronxmuseum.org/teen_council/open-call-smells-like-teen-spirit
Check it out! Mullaly Bikepark, our 5-time Neighborhood Grants recipient based in the shadow of Yankee Stadium, was just featured in a photojournalism piece over on NPR! We are proud to be a small part of this grassroots organization's efforts and grateful to the Honorable Latoya Joyner of New York State Assembly and New York State Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic, and Asian Legislative Caucus for her steadfast belief in the power of everyday New Yorkers to take ownership of surrounding communities and make it a better place for all residents!
cc: Marcos A.Crespo Assemblywoman Latrice M. Walker Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. News 12 The Bronx Bronx Documentary Center Bronx Museum of the Arts Bronx Museum Teen Council Bronx Volunteer Coalition South Bronx United South Bronx Farmers Market Council Member Vanessa L. Gibson Michael Blake Bronx, New York Bronx YMCA The Bronx The Bronx Defenders The New York Botanical Garden Bronx Zoo SoBRO Councilman Rafael Salamanca, Jr. Victor Pichardo for Assembly DYCD Youth Connect NYC Pride New York City Department of Parks & Recreation BronxArtSpace Bronx Botanical Garden Bronx Kids Martial Arts We Are The Bronx (WATB)
cc: Marcos A.Crespo Assemblywoman Latrice M. Walker Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. News 12 The Bronx Bronx Documentary Center Bronx Museum of the Arts Bronx Museum Teen Council Bronx Volunteer Coalition South Bronx United South Bronx Farmers Market Council Member Vanessa L. Gibson Michael Blake Bronx, New York Bronx YMCA The Bronx The Bronx Defenders The New York Botanical Garden Bronx Zoo SoBRO Councilman Rafael Salamanca, Jr. Victor Pichardo for Assembly DYCD Youth Connect NYC Pride New York City Department of Parks & Recreation BronxArtSpace Bronx Botanical Garden Bronx Kids Martial Arts We Are The Bronx (WATB)
Bronx Museum Teen Council at the Frieze Art Fair 2018
If you know any young person who wants to earn a high school diploma while working on an internship, JVL Wildcat Academy may be for you! Transfer applications are available for February admission.
We offer a safe, welcoming, non-violent environment for all. Participate in student activities, trips, team sports, college visits, etc. while going to classes & working a 20-hour per week internship on alternate weeks:
• Work in our IT Dept or hone your journalism, computer graphics or photography skills with the school Yearbook.
• Sample the work world with assignments in retail, health care, fighting hunger, manufacturing, office support, animal care & welfare, community development, law & criminal justice, education, marketing & business, etc.
• Or learn about the restaurant business at our in-house culinary program.
You must have previously attended high school to transfer.
Lottery applications are now being accepted for February 2017 admission.
For students with more than 20 credits, call our Battery Place campus Admissions at 212-209-6006, write us at [email protected] or drop by for an application (17 Battery Place, first floor, corner of West St).
All other students call our Hunts Point campus Admissions at 212-209-6119, write us at [email protected] or come in for an application (1239 Lafayette Ave, corner of Barretto St).
Or download an application on the website: www.jvlwildcat.org
We offer a safe, welcoming, non-violent environment for all. Participate in student activities, trips, team sports, college visits, etc. while going to classes & working a 20-hour per week internship on alternate weeks:
• Work in our IT Dept or hone your journalism, computer graphics or photography skills with the school Yearbook.
• Sample the work world with assignments in retail, health care, fighting hunger, manufacturing, office support, animal care & welfare, community development, law & criminal justice, education, marketing & business, etc.
• Or learn about the restaurant business at our in-house culinary program.
You must have previously attended high school to transfer.
Lottery applications are now being accepted for February 2017 admission.
For students with more than 20 credits, call our Battery Place campus Admissions at 212-209-6006, write us at [email protected] or drop by for an application (17 Battery Place, first floor, corner of West St).
All other students call our Hunts Point campus Admissions at 212-209-6119, write us at [email protected] or come in for an application (1239 Lafayette Ave, corner of Barretto St).
Or download an application on the website: www.jvlwildcat.org
If you know any young person who wants to earn a high school diploma while working on an internship, JVL Wildcat Academy may be for you! Transfer applications are available for September admission.
We offer a safe, welcoming, non-violent environment for all. Participate in student activities, trips, team sports, college visits, etc. while going to classes & working a 20-hour per week internship on alternate weeks:
• Work in our IT Dept or hone your journalism, computer graphics or photography skills with the school yearbook.
• Sample the work world with assignments in retail, health care, fighting hunger, manufacturing, office support, animal care & welfare, community development, law & criminal justice, education, marketing & business, etc.
• Or learn about the restaurant business at our in-house culinary program.
You must have previously attended high school to transfer.
Lottery applications are now being accepted for September 2016 admission.
For students with more than 20 credits, call our Battery Place campus Admissions at 212-209-6006, write us at [email protected] or drop by for an application (17 Battery Place, first floor, corner of West St).
All other students call our Hunts Point campus Admissions at 212-209-6119, write us at [email protected] or come in for an application (1239 Lafayette Ave, corner of Barretto St).
Or download an application on the website: www.jvlwildcat.org
We offer a safe, welcoming, non-violent environment for all. Participate in student activities, trips, team sports, college visits, etc. while going to classes & working a 20-hour per week internship on alternate weeks:
• Work in our IT Dept or hone your journalism, computer graphics or photography skills with the school yearbook.
• Sample the work world with assignments in retail, health care, fighting hunger, manufacturing, office support, animal care & welfare, community development, law & criminal justice, education, marketing & business, etc.
• Or learn about the restaurant business at our in-house culinary program.
You must have previously attended high school to transfer.
Lottery applications are now being accepted for September 2016 admission.
For students with more than 20 credits, call our Battery Place campus Admissions at 212-209-6006, write us at [email protected] or drop by for an application (17 Battery Place, first floor, corner of West St).
All other students call our Hunts Point campus Admissions at 212-209-6119, write us at [email protected] or come in for an application (1239 Lafayette Ave, corner of Barretto St).
Or download an application on the website: www.jvlwildcat.org
Hello Bronxites! We are the Bronx Volunteer Coalition and are looking for more volunteers, specifically from the Bronx. Our membership-based coalition is composed of nonprofit organizations that provide services to the BX community. We are looking to improve volunteer recruitment among BX residents so if you are interested in making a difference in the Bronx for the better, join us on our website http://www.bxvc.org/ , And please share this post or our link to our website. All shares will be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Friday, July 24, 2015
6:35 PM
1250 Gun Hill Road and Throop Ave
Bronx, NY 10469
Take NYCT # 5Train to Gun Hill Road
Free
Gospel, Christian Reggae, Poetry, Band and much more
6:35 PM
1250 Gun Hill Road and Throop Ave
Bronx, NY 10469
Take NYCT # 5Train to Gun Hill Road
Free
Gospel, Christian Reggae, Poetry, Band and much more
Hey! We've got an incredible free event that offers the public a better understanding of the legal process. Staged in the Old Bronx Borough Courthouse (empty since 1977!), NLE is hosting a mock trial with the Bronx DA's Community Affairs team tomorrow, May 21st from 5:45-8:00pm. Info for the event can be found at:
https://www.facebook.com/events/779576968808085/
https://www.facebook.com/events/779576968808085/
If you know any young person who wants to earn a high school diploma while working on an internship, JVL Wildcat Academy may be for you! Transfer applications are available for September admission.
We offer a safe, welcoming, non-violent environment for all. Participate in student activities, trips, team sports, college visits, etc. while going to classes & working a 20-hour per week internship on alternate weeks:
• Work in our IT Dept or hone your journalism, computer graphics or photography skills with the school yearbook.
• Sample the work world with assignments in retail, health care, fighting hunger, manufacturing, office support, animal care & welfare, community development, law & criminal justice, education, marketing & business, etc.
• Or learn about the restaurant business at our in-house culinary program.
You must have previously attended high school to transfer.
Lottery applications are now being accepted for September 2015 admission.
For students with more than 20 credits, call our Battery Place campus Admissions at 212-209-6006 or drop by for an application (17 Battery Place, first floor, corner of West St).
All other students call our Hunts Point campus Admissions at 212-209-6119, write us at [email protected] or come in for an application (1239 Lafayette Ave, corner of Barretto St).
Or download an application on the website: www.jvlwildcat.org
We offer a safe, welcoming, non-violent environment for all. Participate in student activities, trips, team sports, college visits, etc. while going to classes & working a 20-hour per week internship on alternate weeks:
• Work in our IT Dept or hone your journalism, computer graphics or photography skills with the school yearbook.
• Sample the work world with assignments in retail, health care, fighting hunger, manufacturing, office support, animal care & welfare, community development, law & criminal justice, education, marketing & business, etc.
• Or learn about the restaurant business at our in-house culinary program.
You must have previously attended high school to transfer.
Lottery applications are now being accepted for September 2015 admission.
For students with more than 20 credits, call our Battery Place campus Admissions at 212-209-6006 or drop by for an application (17 Battery Place, first floor, corner of West St).
All other students call our Hunts Point campus Admissions at 212-209-6119, write us at [email protected] or come in for an application (1239 Lafayette Ave, corner of Barretto St).
Or download an application on the website: www.jvlwildcat.org
If you know any young person who wants to earn a high school diploma while working on an internship, JVL Wildcat Academy may be for you! Transfer applications are available for February admission.
We offer a safe, welcoming, non-violent environment for all. Participate in student activities, trips, team sports, college visits, etc. while going to classes & working a 20-hour per week internship on alternate weeks:
• Work in our IT Dept or hone your journalism, computer graphics or photography skills with the school yearbook.
• Sample the work world with assignments in retail, health care, fighting hunger, manufacturing, office support, animal care & welfare, community development, law & criminal justice, education, marketing & business, etc.
• Or learn about the restaurant business at our in-house culinary program.
You must have previously attended high school to transfer.
Lottery applications are now being accepted for February 2015 admission.
For students with more than 20 credits, call our Battery Place campus Admissions at 212-209-6006 or drop by for an application (17 Battery Place, first floor, corner of West St).
All other students call our Hunts Point campus Admissions at 212-209-6119, write us at [email protected] or come in for an application (1239 Lafayette Ave, corner of Barretto St).
Or download an application on the website: www.jvlwildcat.org
We offer a safe, welcoming, non-violent environment for all. Participate in student activities, trips, team sports, college visits, etc. while going to classes & working a 20-hour per week internship on alternate weeks:
• Work in our IT Dept or hone your journalism, computer graphics or photography skills with the school yearbook.
• Sample the work world with assignments in retail, health care, fighting hunger, manufacturing, office support, animal care & welfare, community development, law & criminal justice, education, marketing & business, etc.
• Or learn about the restaurant business at our in-house culinary program.
You must have previously attended high school to transfer.
Lottery applications are now being accepted for February 2015 admission.
For students with more than 20 credits, call our Battery Place campus Admissions at 212-209-6006 or drop by for an application (17 Battery Place, first floor, corner of West St).
All other students call our Hunts Point campus Admissions at 212-209-6119, write us at [email protected] or come in for an application (1239 Lafayette Ave, corner of Barretto St).
Or download an application on the website: www.jvlwildcat.org