We welcome Hattie Grimm as our Spring Artist in Residence as she opens her residency Flock: Exploring Collective Practice, Radical Imagination, and the Wisdom of Birds. Hattie is an artist and educator inspired by the intuitive wisdom of birds and the natural world. Her work explores how we can be more receptive to our own animal bodies’ communication and uncover something more true and alive in everything and in ourselves. With a BA in Art Education from UW-Madison, she taught art to middles school and high school students for four years and has led art workshops across the state, including the Chazen Museum of Art, MOWA, and UWM. She has show her paintings, sculptures and puppet parades thoughout Wisconsin.
The Arts @ Large Career Development Program offers paid internships to Milwaukee Public Schools high school students annually. Rooted in the arts, this program equips young people with essential skills for success in the creative industries and beyond, including communication, leadership, collaboration, and self-efficacy. Interns gain hands-on experience through youth-led projects and artist assistantships, building artist portfolios that showcase their growth.
Arts @ Large is seeking Milwaukee Public Schools students ages 15-18 for our Career Development Art Internship. This year, our Career Development program will explore our Ecoliteracy cornerstone, exploring the question, “How do places in Milwaukee reflect the history of the people and communities who have lived here?”. Interns will support our Autonomous Youth Council Leadership Group in executing their short film
project, “Streets with a Story: A Short Film Project About Memory, Place, and Community”. This project will utilize our Mobile Media Lab to survey the city of Milwaukee, using digital art tools to tell a story that explores this question.
Registration is now CLOSED for this years cohort. Check back in August for 2026 opportunities.
Questions? Please reach out to our Education Manager, Sam Kacala, at sam@artsatlargeinc.org
Please note: A@L’s Career Development program is highly competitive. Applicants must meet all internship program expectations to be considered.



