Tate runs a youth art program worth £ 5 million
The "National Youth Network for the Visual Arts," for four years, to engage in the world of contemporary art to the 80,000 young people aged 15 to 25 years
Tate Modern launches youth art program worth £ 5 million. The "National Youth Network for the Visual Arts", a four-year (April 2013), to engage in the world of contemporary art to the 80,000 young people aged 15 to 25 years. Sponsoring the fund Paul Hamlin, who for 25 years, committed in grants to 200 million pounds.
program requires the organization of the youth art festival in the spring of 2013 Tate. Projects will be under the direction of both the young and adult artists. And of course, the program will be to develop an online platform. The overall goal of the program - to introduce the contemporary art of young people far from the art in everyday life, to help them develop their talents, gain self-confidence.
Prepared Maria Onuchina, AI
Sources : artdaily.com , artinvestment.ru
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