A nonprofit gallery for teen artists
Teen artists. Real causes.
Every piece carries a purpose.
"Art has always been an act of generosity. We take that seriously."
Founded by a Scholastic Gold Key-winning
metalsmith and passionate Mercy Ships donor
who won a Scholastic Gold Key in 9th grade.
Original work by teen artists from across the country. Browse pieces, inquire directly with the artist, and connect. Every work carries a cause chosen by the one who made it.
Walk through our virtual gallery rooms — warm walls, considered lighting, art that breathes — from anywhere in the world. Curated seasonally via Art Steps. No ticket required.
Each artist names their charity. Each inquiry supports it. Buying here is a double act of beauty — you take something home, and someone's life changes. That's the Levée model.
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Teen artists submit their work — painting, sculpture, metalsmithing, photography, mixed media. Every medium welcome. Every artist considered.
Accepted work is photographed, written up, and listed in the gallery with the artist's chosen charity displayed alongside their piece.
Interested buyers click "Inquire" and connect directly with the artist via email. Levée steps aside — the relationship is between artist and collector.
The artist donates to their chosen cause. The buyer receives original art. A life somewhere changes. That's the Levée model — simple, clean, powerful.
"At nine years old, I started donating 25% of every sale from my small business to Mercy Ships. That taught me something I've never forgotten: young people don't just make things — we change things."
Lev, Founder of Levée · Scholastic Gold Key · Grade 9
Coming Soon
Student Spotlight
Our first student spotlight is on its way. Teen artists are invited to submit their story.
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Art History
Articles on art history and modern movements — written by teen artists. First entries coming soon.
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Modern Art
Contemporary perspectives on art and creativity. Coming soon to The Journal.
Submit a Pitch →Our Story
At nine, he launched Lev.co — selling handmade bracelets and candles and donating 25% of every sale to Mercy Ships. A passionate donor from the start, he went on to win a Scholastic Gold Key in 9th grade for his metalsmithing work. He built Levée so every teen artist can know what it feels like to create something beautiful and change a life.
"Rise up. Give back. Create change."
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