The Museum’s hands-on workshops provide a wonderful opportunity for students to explore the Museum’s collections, learn innovative art techniques and make new friends.
Participants will enhance their critical thinking, communication, and visual literacy skills as they explore the galleries and complete a hands-on art project each month. This program is designed specifically for aspiring homeschool artists ages 5-12.
Fall 2024
Programs take place on the second Tuesday of the month, 1:00pm-3:30 pm. Participants may register for any number of classes.
- September 10- Heritage Heroes
- Explore the connections of culture and heritage through the Opening Paths exhibition by artist Imna Arroyo. Create your own print on fabric to hang at home.
- October 8- Profound Portraits
- Learn about the importance of social and emotional well-being while looking at Marvin Espy’s paintings in Up from the Asphalt. Create a portrait of someone important to you.
- November 12- Sport and Art
- Explore the dynamic array of print works with the exhibition Personal to Political: Celebrating the African American Artists of the Paulson Fontaine Press. Make an artwork inspired by sports like featured artist David Huffman.
- December 10- Cool Collectors
- Learn what it was like to be an art collector with the exhibition Louise McCagg: The Artist’s Eye. Create a work of art inspired by the works on view.
Price Per Workshop
- Individual Classes: Members $20 / Non-members $22
Are you interested in coordinating a private program for your homeschool group? Learn more about onsite group visits here.
Questions?
Please email Sophia Gipstein Scirico, Learning and Engagement Coordinator, at [email protected].