MoMA Teens-in-Residence

What Is MoMA Teens-in-Residence?

MoMA explicitly states that it has no current high-school internship; its professional internships require at least two completed years of undergraduate study. The verified high-school replacement is MoMA Teens-in-Residence, a paid enrichment program for New York City students in grades 10-12.

Teen Residents connect with artists and museum professionals, participate in hands-on workshops, help plan public programs, lead gallery experiences, and create interpretive text or audio. The program emphasizes communication, creative thinking, college preparedness, workplace readiness, and museum-career exploration. Art-making experience is not required.

MoMA Teens-in-Residence Key Facts: Cost, Deadline, and Eligibility

Program details shown here reflect the current catalog record.

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