Are you a teen interested in museums? Looking for a supportive, inclusive space to be creative and collaborate with local artists and other teens?
Check here regularly for new program offerings for teens in the area or email Jesse Huddleston, Program Educator for Nasher Teens, at jesse.huddleston@duke.edu with the subject line: 'Subscribe Nasher Teens' to receive email updates.
Nasher Teen Meetups are free and open to ALL area teens. Explore art on view at the museum and create your own in these workshops led by local artists and Nasher staff.
Programs are free but space is limited and advanced registration is required. Registration links will be posted to this page in advance of each Meetup. Email Jesse Huddleston, Program Educator for Nasher Teens, at jesse.huddleston@duke.edu for questions about Teen Meetup registration.
Teens are invited to meet and discuss their artwork with local artists and professors in a non-competitive and fun environment in preparation for applying to college. Come prepared to discuss your creative influences and p...
Teens are invited to step into Cosmic Rhythm Vibrations and explore how visual arts and fashion design can be inspired from music. We wil...
In conjunction with Art for A New Understanding: Native Voices, 1950s to Now, teens are invited to learn abo...
Being on the Nasher Teen Council has helped me grow, not only in my artistry but also in the way that I am able to communicate and collaborate with my peers.
Amiyah Gibbs-Jones
The Nasher Teen Council participated in a portrait painting workshop with artist Will Paul Thomas in his studio at the Rubenstein Arts Center. Also helping to lead the workshop was Telvin Wallace, NCCU student and artist. ...
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For future Nasher Teens events, visit the complete listings on our web calendar.
Email or call Jesse Huddleston, Program Educator for Nasher Teens, at jesse.huddleston@duke.edu or at 919-684-9244 or any for questions about the Nasher Teens Program or Teen Meetup registration.
"Every meeting is like a breath of fresh air. It’s a place where I feel like all of my creativity can be expressed and accepted. I love and appreciate the respect everyone has for each other and how mature & understanding everyone is in our discussions. I can’t wait to see how the Nasher Teen Council grows even further." — Amiyah Gibbs-Jones, Nasher Teen Council member
Jessee Steele, a member of the Nasher Teen Council, has earned a full scholarship to Duke University next year with a grant from QuestBridge. QuestBridge is a non-profit based in California that promises four-year scholars...
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The Nasher Teens program is generously supported by The Sahm Family Foundation.
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