the business side of things
WACTAC 2007-2008
photo: Gene Pittman
The Guerrilla Girls and WACTAC
photo: Witt Siasoco
Teen Video Workshop
Photo: Megan Leafblad
Master Class with Popmaster Fabel
photo: Cameron Wittig
General Information
Since 1994, the Walker Art Center has been the innovative leader in teen programming, providing cultural institutions around the world with a successful model for engaging teenagers. The mission of Teen Programs is to connect teenagers to contemporary art and artists. The Walker was the first art museum in the country to devote full-time staff to working with and building teen audiences.
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WACTAC Blog/Art Entries
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