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“Do you like it?” Kids often share their artworks as they work. Support their curiosity about the artistic process with these techniques
By Raphael Noz
Artist and educator Stephanie Dinkins wants to foster AI literacy.
By Janna Keegan
Vigée Le Brun developed a highly sought-after style of portraiture.
By Isabella Holland
The designer’s “Junon” and “Venus” gowns represent the pinnacle of his creativity.
By Laura Camerlengo and Anne Getts
In times of trial, historical examples of perseverance can offer guidance and comfort.
By Thomas Wu
Frida Kahlo is one of the most significant artists of the 20th century.
By Hillary Olcott
Make a self-portrait inspired by Frida Kahlo’s symbolism and create an “album” of portraits of you and Frida Kahlo or of you and people you admire.
By Raphael Noz, Senior Teaching Artist
Reflect on the landscapes around you and create your own with watercolor paints or gouache.
By Jill McLennan, Teaching Artist
By Claudia Schmucki
When looking at or making art with children, using questions helps them think critically about their experiences.
Experiment with materials and consider how best to display sculptures in this diorama activity.
By Hannah Freeman, Senior Teaching Artist
In the hands of a master navigator, this effigy became a powerful spiritual ally to safeguard the navigator and his vessel.
By Christina Hellmich