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| Youth Invasion High school students take over The Warhol for an entire week. This multi-faceted project features teens' unique take on Andy Warhol, with their points of view, ideas, and creative expressions energizing the entire Museum - its programming, interpretation, and display. The Museum works closely with students and teachers from our partner schools, Schenley High School and CAPA (Pittsburgh High School for the Creative and Performing Arts), as well as other select schools. |
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Join us for Youth Invasion 2007's youth art / minigrant informational meeting. This meeting is open to all Pittsburgh High School Students. Get information about submitting artwork to Youth Invasion, and opportunities to receive financial support for your artwork. Tour the Warhol Museum and check out examples of past Youth Invasion artwork. Youth Invasion 2007: Art Workshops Workshops are open to Pittsburgh area high school students. All workshops are free of charge and include refreshments. Please RSVP at least three days in advance to Mary Tremonte, Youth Programs Coordinator at 412.237.8356 or tremontem@warhol.org Monday, January 29th: - Advanced Silkscreening at AIR Monday, February 5th: - Pop-aganda and Street Art Monday, February 12th: - Avant-garde Fashion |
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Check out some of our photo highlights from the event. And stay tuned for the upcoming 39 Cents and Rising website. |
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| TRIO; YI 2005's Curatorial Exhibit Get an upclose look at the Curatorial Committee's exhibit from this year's Youth Invasion entitled: This Relationship Is Over – Over-analyzed, Over-commercialized, and Over-rated. Read More |
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| 2005 The theme of Youth Invasion 2005 was "House Party," for which youth TPed galleries, created a room-sized Twister board, and had a rootbeer keg stashed in the cafe. Live performances included bands Offshot and A Friend of Mabel's, local rap sensation Freestyle, and two pop fashion shows. Read More |
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| 2003 For Youth Invasion 2003 participating artists focused on the relationship between contemporary culture and the culture of the fifties. Students responded to everything from the atomic bomb to abstract expressionism. Read More |
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| 2002 Youth Invasion 2002 showcased a student fashion show with music and dance performances. This, alongside youth artwork hung throughout the museum, established the Andy Warhol Museum's first ever youth programmed event. Read More |
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| Andy Warhol, photo Greg Gorman, 1983 | The Andy Warhol Museum Legal Information ©2003 |
