The Neuberger Museum of Art has created a series of 14 free art exploration videos appropriate for use in elementary, middle, and high school classrooms. Designed by Diana Puglisi, Curator of Education, Youth & Adult Programs, alongside volunteer museum educators, the videos guide students through our collection artworks using questioning techniques that encourage critical thinking through the lens of the students’ own personal experiences.
Please share the news about the videos and accompanying asynchronous learning resources with the teachers or homeschooling parents you know. Contact Diana Puglisi with questions and requests for more information.
Virtual Open Studios for Kids
Design QuiltPortraits like Faith Ringgold Kids will follow along with teaching artist Dara Goodman to create an art project that uses colors, lines, geometric patterns, nature images, and faces to create a quilt portrait inspired by the work of Faith Ringgold.
Create Color Fields like Mark Rothko Teaching artist Dara Goodman will introduce kids to Mark Rothko, the abstract artist who wanted to paint human emotions. See examples of his art then follow along to create your own color fields inspired by Rothko.
Art Books and e-Books for Kids The Neuberger Museum of Art education team has compiled a list of books that will help introduce your kids to art and well known artists.
Storyline Online The SAG-AFTRA Foundation hosts this award-winning children’s literacy website streaming videos featuring celebrated actors reading children’s books alongside creatively produced illustrations.
Stories for Kids from Audible Books For as long as schools are closed, kids everywhere can instantly stream an incredible collection of stories, including titles across six different languages, that will help them continue dreaming, learning, and just being kids. All stories are free to stream on a desktop, laptop, phone or tablet.
These programs are curated by Diana Puglisi, Curator of Education, Youth & Adult Programs, Neuberger Museum of Art.
PAC Arts in Education Virtual Field Trips
Our colleagues in the Education & Engagement Department of The Performing Arts Center at Purchase College have developed a fantastic series of virtual field trips for grades K-12. The trips include on-demand video segments and easy-to-use tools for exploring curriculum, supporting social-emotional learning, and activating creativity. All of the field trips are free, but registration is required.
