EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION OPEN | ENDS JAN. 17

Young Curators Program

8-week intensive courseS starting february 1, 2025

2 sessions available | Saturdays or Wednesdays (starts 2/5)

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Save $100 with Early bird Registration*

YCP 2025 Registration

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Choose one of our two virtual 8-week sessions. (only choose one) Classes are once per week. You must complete all 8 classes and submit all assignments in order to be invited to participate in TFA events. (classes will be recorded for make up if missed)

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Join the next virtual cohorts of the Young Curators Program, starting Feb 1, 2025. The cost of the program is $299 $199* for the 8-week intensive course, which includes:

Access to all sessions, panels, and workshops
A certificate of completion
A portfolio review by a professional curator
A chance to exhibit your work at TFAPOPUP 2025
A membership to The Fearless Artist Academy
Access to mentors, and galleries to show your work

*Get $100 off when you register before Friday, January 17. Once Early Bird ends, registration fee will revert to the full amount of $299

Fit YCP Into Your Schedule! Choose one of our two virtual 8-week sessions.

Every Saturday from 12-2pm EST
Every Wednesday from 6-8pm EST

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