This is the question high school students are leveraging creative mediums to answer in WMCAT’s Teen Arts + Tech Program. The tuition-free, afterschool experience not only provides professional instruction, supplies, and equipment; it also gives teens the space to build creative confidence and elevate their voice.
Students across the program’s visual arts and digital media studios are creating projects that showcase their unique artistic perspectives on what collective change looks, sounds, and feels like: recording music, using photos to compare past and present, making memes, producing a short film, designing clothing and jewelry that contrast peace and war, and more.
See what teen artists had to share during the creative process below, and explore teens’ finished pieces at wmcat.org/change.
