Studio in a School

Mood this morning, as the NYC Knicks parade energizes the city, and as we gear up for Studio's celebration this evening- Young Visions 2026, our annual exhibition of Studio student artworks at Christie's!

Stay tuned for more from tonight's celebration!

This artwork was made in 1988, by then 1st grader Robert C. at P.S. 305 with Studio Artist Instructor Yacila.

Founded in 1977 by Agnes Gund in response to severe budget cuts that eliminated access to arts education for many NYC students, Studio in a School has since served more than 1.2 million young people across New York City and expanded its reach nationwide.

Learn more about our mission and impact at studioinaschool.org.

More from yesterday’s beautiful celebration of NYC student artists at Times Square, New York City!

This year marks the 24th year of PS Art, the annual exhibition celebrating the creativity, talent, and artistic achievements of New York City Public Schools students, along with the dedicated teachers who inspire them.

Studio in a School is proud to partner with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York City Public Schools, Times Square, New York City and OUTFRONT Media USA to bring this special event to life and honor the power of art and arts education across New York City.

Learn more about our work at studioinaschool.org.

Celebrating NYC! 💙

This week, New York City feels especially vibrant and alive. Across the five boroughs, we're buzzing with NYC pride and celebrating the people, cultures, and communities that make our city so special.

These artworks, created by local students, are a love letter to New York City and the place they call home.

Artworks by:
Heaven H. and Daniella R., 5th grade, P.S. 145 Manhattan, with Studio Artist Instructor Susan Conte.
Rashelle O., 5th grade, P.S. 182 Bronx, with Studio Artist Instructor Victoria Calabro.
Nia G., Nya G., and Xamarah W., 4th grade, P.S. 599 Brooklyn, with Studio Artist Instructor Mildor Chevalier.

Knicks in 5! 🏀

We are cheering on the New York Knicks tonight with this digital artwork by Delano, created in 2005 at the Careers in Sports High School. Studio in a School enriches students' lives through visual arts and provides access to the arts through all visual artistic mediums.

We are proud to be a New York City (and beyond!) institution and we wish the New York Knicks the best of luck tonight!

On Monday, our Arts Intern College orientation kicked off, hosted graciously at the Ford Foundation!

This year, we are starting a new tradition and asking an intern from the previous summer to create a tote bag design for the next cohort. Kaitlin, who was a Marketing and Communications Intern at Developing Artist in 2025, created the design this year.

As our interns begin their summers at arts and cultural institutes across New York City and Cleveland, we are excited to see the impact they make and the knowledge they gain.

Stay tuned to see what they get up to this summer!

See more of Kaitlin's work kaitlinteng.myportfolio.com

As the FIFA World Cup 2026 begins, we're thrilled to celebrate The Art of the Game, presented by Art Fair 14C. This public art initiative transformed monumental soccer ball sculptures into works of contemporary art and we are proud to have partner on this!

Studio in a School's former Board Member and longtime supporter, Fred Wilson, is one of 23 internationally recognized artists featured in this ambitious installation. Look for the balls in public spaces across New York City and New Jersey.

Congratulations to Fred and Arts 14C on this inspiring celebration of art, community, and the beautiful game!

This month, on Teach and Create Studio, we are exploring sculpture and making our own!

Through August 2nd, you can see the incredible sculptures by the artist Carol Bove at The Museum. These sculptures are made from many different types of materials including steel, books, and paper. On our Teach and Create Studio website, you can explore how to create sculpture out of paper.

See more lessons at createart.studioinaschool.org

"Like the ocean you can be everything at once". We are celebrating with this stunning collage made by 7th grader Aisha A., from I.S. 228 in Brooklyn.

Aisha's class participated in our Arts & Activism program with Studio Artist Instructor Tali Keren. The students' artworks were prompted by the questions "What makes us who we are?" and "How can we better understand each other?".

Enjoy more student artworks from this program: loom.ly/3uAn8zo .🌊

Go New York, Go New York, Go! 🧡💙

As the New York Knicks inspire the city, we're celebrating the creativity they've inspired in our students.

Since 1977 Studio in a School has provided arts education to more than 1.2 million New York City students, helping generations of young artists celebrate the people, teams, and communities they love.

Artworks by:
Group sculptures from 1993, made at P.S. 98Q and P.S. 119X.
Drawing from 2006, made at P.S. 165K.
Group mural from 2017, made at P.S. 123M.
Sculpture from 2016, made by Moussa B., 6th grade, P.S. 45Q.

Learn more about our programs at studioinaschool.org.