Museum From Home

Cut, glue, place, repeat! Learn about collage through the work of three female artists, focusing on materials, texture, color, and pattern. Make your own collage

Experiment with patterns or make a garden full of fun with this easy art activity for kids, using fruits, veggies, and other items you have

Make your own sculptures! In this video, kids can “tour” three objects from the Museum with prompts for engagement and inspiration, followed by a demo

Watch and Listen to: Lines That Wiggle by Candace Whitman Questions for Engagement What kinds of lines did you see in the book? What kind

Gather inspiration from three artworks in the Collection, then make your own clay and see where your imagination takes you! This three-ingredient, simple and easy

Did you know that the more time you spend in nature, the more creative you can become? It’s spring and a perfect time to get

Eric Carle wrote and illustrated (made pictures for) The Very Hungry Caterpillar. He cut, painted, and glued pieces of paper together to create collages to

School & Family Programs Manager Kelly Baisley takes you on an Artful Adventure to look at three artworks from the Museum Collection as inspiration for

Kenneth Noland was a Color Field painter. His work is characterized by large areas of flat color. He achieved this by using paint to stain

Now that we are sheltering-in-place and my son Silas (almost three) is not at daycare, I’ve been coming up with ways to stimulate him and