Virtual Field Trips: 1st-4th Grades Registration

SMA STUDIO: SKETCH CLUB

Build a love for sketching and drawing in your elementary artists with the SMA Studio: Sketch Club program. Each month, October through May, students will have the opportunity to learn a new technique and create a new drawing inspired by an artwork or technique from the Stark Museum of Art Collection or special exhibition. SMA Teaching Artists will lead each guided drawing lesson through a pre-recorded video. This program is perfect for an elementary, intermediate, or special education teacher looking to supplement their art curriculum or for studio art educators looking to introduce new topics and expertise. Register to be notified when new videos are released!

No Studio Art Kit. Classroom teachers will need to supply paper, pencils, and crayons/markers/colored pencils.

ART OF ANIMALS

Discover the animals living in the Museum! Search high and low for mammals, birds, and insects and uncover how artists create works of art featuring animals during this virtual tour that encourages looking closely. During the virtual studio art portion of this program, students will create their own animal sculpture. This program is aligned with Fine Arts and Science TEKS.

Studio Art Kit includes one 1 oz. model magic packet for each student to sculpt their own animal. Classroom teachers may supplement with watercolor or magic markers to add color to completed sculptures.

MEET THE MUSEUM

What makes the Stark Museum of Art such a big deal? Go on an adventure through the Stark Museum of Art galleries and get to know our world-renowned collection. This program is a great introduction to visiting an art museum, and once students complete their quick tour through our galleries, they will head to our virtual art studio to design and create a three-dimensional DIY Museum, showcasing their own miniature drawings and works of art. This program is aligned with Fine Arts TEKS. This program will be available in Spring 2023.

Studio Art Kit includes supplies for each student to build their own DIY Museum. Classroom teachers will need to supplement with colored pencils or markers.