High School Art Internship Program

Featured in The New York Times

This is not your typical high school internship. The Oogie Art Internship Program gives students direct access to the professional art world through hands-on experience with galleries, museums, and working artists.

Students assist with real exhibitions, art handling, and behind-the-scenes studio practice, gaining insight into both creative and curatorial processes.

Mentored by industry professionals, interns build confidence, expand their networks, and deepen their understanding of how the art world operates.

This program is ideal for students interested in future careers in fine arts, museum studies, art business, or curation—and it looks exceptional on college applications.

Participation is selective and requires an interview.

Timeline of Oogie Art's Global Contributions

2009
Artist Assistantship: Angiola Churchill
at Woman’s Artist Biennale in Incheon, Korea
July 26th - August 4th

2024
Angiola Churchill Installation Research
at Wook + Lattuada Gallery, New York
July 1st - 5th

2008
Artist Assistantship: Raymundo Sesma
at Wook + Lattuada Gallery, New York
May

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2025
Kinetic Mural Art Project Collaboration

Angiola Churchill & Architect, Taehyun Lim
at Wook + Lattuada Gallery, New York

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