By YoungArts |
October 30, 2023
As an expression of our shared commitment to advancing the next generation of artists, YoungArts partnered with Anthropologie to award five past YoungArts winners with the inaugural YoungArts x Anthropologie Leading with Creativity Award. Each recipient received a $10,000 unrestricted grant and an opportunity…
By YoungArts |
October 27, 2023
Three dancers, five minutes to rehearse, one take. This is TakeOne.A group of past YoungArts winners were invited to L.A. to film a collaborative dance video. All they received was key information: a song, and a place, date and time to meet. Communicating with one another beforehand was off limits.
By YoungArts |
October 20, 2023
Introducing the YoungArts Community Spotlight! Each month, we will highlight upcoming events, projects and press from YoungArts past winners, guest artists and panelists.In the NewsDaveed Baptiste (2016 Photography & Visual Arts) and Cornelius Tulloch (2016 Design, Visual Arts & U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts) featured in…
By Nicole Martinez |
January 4, 2023
How to Make the Most of This Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity When you’re a creative student in high school, having your talent validated is the most important experience you can possibly have. For those countless young artists who find themselves wondering whether they can really make a career out of their artistry, the…
By YoungArts |
December 16, 2022
2023 National YoungArts Week is around the corner!Only a few weeks are left until the finalists arrive in Miami, enjoy collaborating with other winners from across the country, receive mentorship from leading artists in their disciplines and wow us with nightly performances and presentations! All this excitement has us fondly remembering…
By YoungArts |
November 26, 2022
Miami Art Week 2022 is here! We’re excited to welcome the global art community and our local neighbors to our city’s largest annual celebration of art and culture. Miami Art Week is a special time for YoungArts as we get to see some amazing past award winners showing work all…
By Nicole Martinez |
November 9, 2022
In life and in art, the personal is often universal. A memory so specific to one often resonates with countless others. Most everyone can see a piece in themselves when others share their own cherished history. Perhaps that’s why Mark Fleuridor’s work has captivated so many, from the institutional curators who…
By YoungArts |
October 3, 2022
Home: Reimagining Interiority, a group exhibition featuring works by 20 YoungArts award winners, opened at the YoungArts Gallery in spring 2022. Co-curated by Dr. Joan Morgan and Dr. Deborah Willis, directors at the NYU Institute of African American Affairs, Center for Black Visual Culture, the show explores the significant ways…
By Nicole Martinez |
August 30, 2022
Young artists today are navigating a challenging environment when striving for a sustainable career. As funding for arts education dwindles in public schools, the cost of art school is only getting higher: As The Washington Post reports, 7 out of 10 of the most…
By YoungArts |
August 4, 2022
Shamel Pitts (2003 Dance) recalls the feeling in 2020 of emerging from six months of dancing in his living room and beginning residency at New York Live Arts, in partnership with YoungArts, for development of his new work, Touch of RED. “To come back to a theater, to be back…
July 20, 2022
Recognizing young artists’ need for a sense of community and desire to collaborate, YoungArts partnered with Aon on a series of virtual sessions focused on interdisciplinary collaboration and led by acclaimed jazz saxophonist and bandleader Javon Jackson and award-winning poet, writer and activist Nikki Giovanni.Modeled on their recently released album…
July 13, 2022
What does it take to establish and sustain a creative practice?Over the course of three days in May 2022, 40 YoungArts award winners across 10 disciplines gathered virtually to explore essential questions around the creative process and focus on new tools and concepts for their own artistic practices.Led by Torya…