Meridian Interns Program

An ongoing archive of works made by the Meridian Interns

day at the museum

I went to the sfmoma.
I drew the woman with pink hat.
I looked around the art work and pictures.
I drew again the lamp and "eliegy to spanish republic No57."
We took break and had snack.
We critiqued the artist's photos.
Expo The End

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MIP: Founded in 1996, the Meridian Interns Program (MIP) is a paid internship for low-income teens from all over San Francisco in which Artist Instructors integrate art-making workshops with training in job-related skills. The Society for Art Publications of the Americas applies for support to sustain its Meridian Interns Program which uses a designated studio in its non-profit Meridian Gallery as a base for experiential work in the arts. Youth are taught by a team of five or six artists. Conceived as a natural offshoot of the programming of Meridian Gallery, MIP transforms the knowledge and energy of the people and resources associated with Meridian Gallery into a unique educational experience, providing approximately 34 youth each year the chance to work with and learn from professional interdisciplinary artists.

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