Open Studio for Teens 2026 Select Fridays 4–6 pm, 2026

Open Studio for Teens 2026

Select Fridays 4–6 pm
2026

Teenager concentrates while coloring a colorful abstract drawing at a table with markers.
Teenager concentrates while coloring a colorful abstract drawing at a table with markers.

Photograph by Filip Wolak. 

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All programs are free for those 18 and under; registration is required.

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February 6
February 13
March 6
March 13

March 27
April 17
April 24

Teens are welcome to join Open Studio for Teens, a free artmaking program on select Fridays. Together with contemporary artists and educators, teens can delve into innovative techniques through hands-on projects that draw inspiration from the themes and artists featured in the Whitney’s collection and exhibitions.

All programs are free for those 18 and under; registration is required.

Make Your Mark with Marisol
February 6
Use your hands and body to create bold monoprints inspired by Marisol’s Diptych. Move, stamp, and experiment with expressive printmaking!

Sculpting with Noguchi
February 13
Carve soap into abstract forms inspired by artist Isamu Noguchi. Explore balance, shape, and negative space in 3D.

Mosaic Stories with Dyani White Hawk
March 6
Design a colorful mosaic inspired by Dyani White Hawk’s installation Nourish. Use patterns and colors to reflect memory and identity.

Biennial: Teresa Baker
March 27

Stitch and layer to create yarn compositions on artificial grass. Draw inspiration from Biennial artist Teresa Baker, who uses synthetic turf to suggest the land and the space between natural and artificial.

Biennial: Raven Halfmoon and Emilie Louise Gossiaux
April 17

Sculpt in clay as a form to honor a person, animal, or idea that you value. Get inspired by Biennial artists Emilie Louise Gossiaux and Raven Halfmoon, who create ceramic sculptures that celebrate interspecies relationships and community connections.

Biennial: Johanna Unzueta
April 24

Experiment with mixing natural pigments to create luminous compositions, inspired by Biennial artist Johanna Unzueta. Experiment through mixing organic paint of various hues and consistencies to create beautiful compositions.

On the Hour

A 30-second online art project:
Frank WANG Yefeng, The Levitating Perils #2

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Learn more at whitney.org/artport

On the Hour projects can contain motion and sound. To respect your accessibility settings autoplay is disabled.