What has been traditionally understood as "arts education" at other institutions stands apart at Eyebeam, as our youth programs put aspiring young artists together in a collaborative environment with emerging and established practitioners from the community.

Eyebeam is proud to relaunch Digital Day Camp this year. Taking place from July 8 to August 2, Digital Day Camp 2013 (DDC13) is a 4-week summer intensive program for high school youth. The program provides a unique, creative, and hands-on learning experience in applied art and technology, where teenagers will engage with professional working artists, technologists, designers, and educators in the areas of gaming, electronics, coding, and music. Read more...

The Student Residency Program is an intensive program for New York City high school students who are interested in experimenting, learning, and creating with new technology tools. During the program Students Residents work with fellows and residents in internships and mentoring relationships, learn to use new-media tools, and create individual projects; which are presented at Eyebeam. This program will resume in Fall 2013.

Eyebeam's After-School Program provides NYC high school students the opportunity to work in a studio environment and to develop projects in art and technology under the guidance of Eyebeam’s Teaching Artists.  During Spring Semester 2013, gaming artists and educators Kaho Abe (Eyebeam Fellow) and Sarah Schoemann are teaching Playable Fashion.