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Today at the Museum

November 21, 2009

ROAR (Sec. F7, ages 4 and 5)

10 – 11:30 a.m.
Classroom 111

Let's sink our teeth and claws into something truly fierce! In the Galleries: Look closely at Lion and Serpent, the Louvre's famous bronze by Antoine-Louis Barye, on view in "The Louvre and the Masterpiece." Examine how the artist portrays raw ...

Art Adventure Program

United Health GroupThe Art Adventure Program introduces K-6 students to works of art from a variety of cultures. Trained school volunteers visit classrooms with posters of art relating to a common theme, such as animals, celebrations, or relationships. For information on how your school can join the program, call (612) 870-3056.

Registered Art Adventure schools may book tours using the Art Adventure Tour Request form (84KB .pdf)

how to have an "Art Adventure" at Your School » (59KB .pdf)


Art Adventure Set Previews

Amazing Animals in Art

American Art Sampler

Artists' Inspirations

Cultural Reflections in Art

Dressed for the Occasion

Family, Friends and Foes

How People Lived

Let's Celebrate Life

People and Their Environments

Sources of Strength


Art Adventure Picture Person Training

Before giving classroom presentations, school volunteers attend Picture Person Training at the museum. Training is considered mandatory. Contact your school’s coordinator to find out training dates and to register for training.

What to Expect from Picture Person Training » (130KB .pdf)

Art Adventure News Fall '09 » (264KB .pdf)

Art Adventure Volunteer Web Site »