Educator Resources

Descubre la compleja historia detrás de La Linda Nasca de la artista Kukuli Velarde. Observa detalladamente, aprende sobre Velarde y su obra, y obtén nuevas ideas para tus propias creaciones artísticas.

Learn about the complex history behind La Linda Nasca by artist Kukuli Velarde. Engage in slow looking, learn about Velarde and her work, and get new ideas for your own art making.

Investiga The Shelton with Sunspots, N.Y. (El Shelton con manchas solares, N.Y.) de la artista Georgia O’Keeffe.

Explore The Shelton with Sunspots, N.Y. by artist Georgia O’Keeffe. Using the questions and activities provided, engage in slow looking, learn about O’Keeffe and her work, and get new ideas for your own art making.

Profundiza en Birthday Party (Fiesta de cumpleaños) de la artista de Chicago Margaret Burroughs. Observa detalladamente, aprende sobre Burroughs y su obra, y saca nuevas ideas para tu propia creación artística.

Take a deep dive into Birthday Party by Chicago artist Margaret Burroughs. Engage in slow looking, learn about Burroughs and her work, and get new ideas for your own art making.

Profundiza en Twilight (Crepúsculo) del artista Hale Woodruff. Observa detalladamente, aprende sobre Woodruff y su obra, y saca nuevas ideas para tu propia creación artística.

Join museum conservators in their laboratories as they use science to investigate and care for works of art. 

Engage with the questions for looking, ideas for making, and contextual information provided to take a deep dive into Twilight, by artist Hale Woodruff.

This lesson plan explores Bisa Butler’s work The Safety Patrol.

This lesson plan explores the use of silk over time and connects students with Chinese art and culture.

Take a deep dive into artworks, classroom activities, and more.

Students will follow the influence of the material cobalt and the artistic tradition of blue and white pottery to consider how people and ideas move across space and time through trade, migration, colonization, and warfare.

Students will follow the phoenix as an artistic motif, cultural myth, and symbol to consider how people and ideas move across space and time through trade, migration, and warfare.

This lesson plan focuses on a single work of art from the museum’s global collection and provides sequential activities and related resources to explore diverse perspectives on US-Japan relations, cultural identity, and visual art.