The Young Artists Residency Project [YARP] will present The Cool Kids, a multimedia performance that includes original text, dance, video and sound created over the course of the spring semester.
About The Young Artists Residency Project
Beginning in Fall 2013, The Young Artists Residency Project [YARP] is an after-school arts program, in partnership with The Bridgehampton Child Care & Recreation Center that uniquely engages students ages 8 to 12 in visual and performance arts.
Under the direction of Public Programs Manager, Kirstin Kapustik, and Teaching Artist, Andrea Cote, the Young Artists Residency Project is a new education initiative at The Watermill Center giving students of The Bridgehampton Child Care Recreation Center along with children from the community, the opportunity to experiment in art practices at The Watermill Center.YARP students engage weekly with international artists-in-residence, Robert Wilson’s archives and The Watermill Center collection, library, building and grounds. Drawing inspiration from The Watermill Center’s mission, YARP focuses on experience through artistic process creating unique investigations and expanding student’s artistic awareness and developing the artistic self.
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