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Archived Educational Programming |
| ExhibitsUSA creates an educational component for every exhibition to help your institution nurture the development and understanding of diverse arts and cultures and to expanding the depth and breadth of cultural life in your community. ExhibitsUSA’s educational programming is designed to engage and inform a wide range of audiences having various levels of interest and education. Our educational support provides programming ideas, suggestions for giving effective docent-led tours, and activities and interpretive materials for visiting groups and schools. Archived Educational Material The following online educational materials support exhibitions that are fully booked or no longer touring: Art in 2 Worlds: Programming Guide | Visuals Art of Gold Programming Guide | Visuals Artist in the Studio Programming Guide By Any Means: Works from the National Drawing
Invitationals Cool Breezes Programming Guide | Visuals El ojo fino/The Exquisite Eye Programming Guide | Visuals Feelin' Groovy Programming Guide Grand Ole Opry Programming Guide Just Like Me Programming Guide | Visuals The Prairie Print Makers Programming Guide | Visuals Revelations and Reflections of American
Self-Taught Artists Travels in the Interior of North America Programming Guide 1 / 2 | Visuals Whispers from the Walls: The Art of Whitfield Lovell Programming Guide
Educational Programming Guide When you schedule an exhibition with ExhibitsUSA you will receive a copy of our Educational Programming Guide before the exhibition arrives. These guides provide information for educational programming both within the institution hosting the exhibition and for training docents and schoolteachers. Items found in the reference materials include an exhibition checklist, tour schedule, introductory readings, artists biographies, glossary and timeline, and an annotated guide to related books and films, audio CDs, and videotapes with distributor contact information. Items found in the education section generally include educational activities, lesson plans, a tour script with a selection of slides, gallery guides, a list of speakers who have expressed an interest in working with venues hosting the exhibition, and copies of useful materials that introduce the ideas and concepts explored in the exhibition. |
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