San José Museum of Art

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Beaware: Teens Aware - Teen Art Council Exhibition

  • A black and white zine- looking image of socialist activists holding placards with signs that read" spirits cannot be broken," "NFWA" and "strike".

    Leadership Program participants at the Washington United Youth Center,
    In Honor of Cesar Chavez, 
    March 17, 2002, 
    silk-screen posters 

  • Three boys stand around a large table that is covered in newspaper, fully engaged in building and painting a birdhouse. There is a paper plate with paint colored green, yellow, purple and black.

    Sacred Heart Nativity School 

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    Consisting of four collaborative installations created by ethnically diverse groups of San Jose teens, this exhibition was the second show at the Museum featuring artwork created through SJMA’s arts education outreach program—Museum Youth Initiative—funded by the James Irvine Foundation.

    The Sobrato Family Foundation is a major sponsor of the Museum’s educational and public programming.

    Sponsors

    • The Sobrato Family Foundation