Young Artists Workshop

JOIN OUR RICH LEGACY OF FUN & INSPIRATION!

Since 1921, Moore College of Art & Design has been a leader in art and design education for youth through its Young Artists Workshop (YAW). Young creatives enrolled in YAW grow their skills while developing as artists, thinkers and innovators. Guided by an exceptional roster of trained faculty who are working artists and experts in their fields, YAW kids and teens hone and diversify their skills, build self-confidence, make lasting friendships and develop strong foundations for creative success.

OUR APPROACH

Our team guides students of all ages as they grow into their creative strengths and interests. As they explore new and exciting techniques, our professional faculty ensure that students receive individualized instruction to help them discover their unique creative voices and the expressive power of the arts. Students experiment where technique, medium, and inspiration meet in our state-of-the-art facilities located in the picturesque Museum District of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

With a mix of traditional in-person classes and online offerings, there are options for everyone. We’re committed to keeping our students safe and offering course options that are engaging, enriching, and, most importantly, fun!

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WHO CAN PARTICIPATE IN YAW?

• Students of all genders in grades 3–12
• Students from anywhere in the U.S.
• International students who have strong English-language skills. Students whose first language is not English must submit TOEFL or SAT scores. Minimum TOEFL scores are 500 (paper exam); 173 (computer exam); or 61 (internet exam). Questions about the TOEFL or obtaining a student visa should be directed to Moore’s Admissions Office at enroll@moore.edu or 215.965.4015.