For many underprivileged youths, the idea of being mentored by a highly successful artist seems an impossible feat. However, with the Louis Vuitton Young Arts Project, this dream will become a reality for over 200 underprivileged Londoners.Louis Vuitton have been the forerunners in providing essential education programs for many young people who dream big. The Young Arts Project will allow these budding artists to emerge themselves in the British art scene, with the opportunity to meet some of England’s most successful artists including Tracey Emin, Gary Hume and Michael Landy.
In collaboration with some of the major art institutions across England, such as the Tate Britain and The South London Gallery, the youths involved in the Louis Vuitton Young Arts Project will meet with artists, curators and museum experts over a period of three years.
With a rumoured investment of over $1 million in the project, Louis Vuitton remain the leaders in providing needed support for talented underprivileged youth across the world. With countless investments into charity work and artisan projects, we can expect great things from Louis Vuitton’s latest venture, as they continue to empower the future of many youths.
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