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TAC Squad

Year-round program

ADMISSION: Free for teens

The Contemporary Jewish Museum’s Teen Art Connect (TAC) is excited to introduce the TAC Squad, a new program designed to provide teens with a deeper connection to the CJM. Members of the TAC Squad will gain unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to The Museum – a world-class art institution – through workshops, artist talks, screenings, special teen programs, and more while simultaneously exploring contemporary art, identity, and Jewish culture with a community of like-minded peers.

Join Our Squad

TAC Squad Kick Off
Sunday, Sep 15, 2019 | 2–4pm

Join us for this free event, open to all teens, and experience our world-class architecture, enjoy an exclusive exhibition tour and art-making project, meet staff and arts-interested teens, and learn more about TAC Squad. Bring a friend!

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LEARN MORE
About Tac Squad

Highlights

  • Attend TAC Squad meetings in November, January, March and yearend celebration in May
  • Attend CJM Teen Programs such as Teen Takeover, Battle of the Bands, artist-led workshops, exhibition and architecture tours, studio visits, arts career panel and more
  • Participate in museum volunteer opportunities
  • Sign and complete Parent Consent and Release form

PERKS

  • Free Teen Membership to museum
  • Priority access to teen programs such as artist workshops, curator tours, Teen Takeover!, Battle of the Bands, and more
  • Behind-the-scenes access to Museum events and programs
  • Invitation to participate in The CJM’s youth exhibition
  • A network of new friends who share your interests
  • Opportunities for mentorship with art professionals
  • Certificate of Completion as a credential for college and other applications
Questions?
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See what we're up to on Instagram @teenartconnections.

Dallis Willard


SUPPORTERS

Teen Programs are made possible by major support from Koret Foundation and The Covenant Foundation. These programs are part of the Jewish Teen Education and Engagement Initiative (Teen Initiative) a project of the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund in partnership with Jewish Federation and The Jewish Community Foundation of the East Bay, and with support from the Jim Joseph Foundation.  Additional support is provided by Miranda Lux Foundation and Ira A. Roschelle M.D. Family Foundation.