Learning Through Art at the Guggenheim

The Guggenheim's Art After School program is open for registrations! Starting the first week of October, children ages 6-9 and 9-11 will be cultivating self-expression, creativity, and community while improving their artistic skills in this 10-session program. Please find additional program details below. Feel free to register or share this with your community!

Home | The Guggenheim Museums and Foundation Visit the Frank Lloyd Wright–designed Guggenheim Museum in NYC, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the famed art collection and special exhibitions.

Dear educators, the Guggenheim's Mid-winter break camp is back! Starting February 20, children ages 8-11 will have the opportunity to explore the museum in this eight-session program. This experience features gallery visits that serve as inspiration for in-depth art projects in the studio. To find out more information about the program and register, click the link below!

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The “A Year with Children 2022” exhibition opens next Friday, May 13th! We are so excited to share our students’ work with the public. Enjoy this sneak peek featuring our amazing install team hard at work.

Dear educators, the Guggenheim's Art After School program is back! Starting March 2, children ages 8-11 will have the opportunity to explore the museum in this eight-session program. This experience features gallery visits that serve as inspiration for in-depth art projects in the studio. To find out more information about the program and register, click the link below!

Art After School | The Guggenheim Museums and Foundation Children ages 8–11 are invited to explore and create art in our after-school program.

Are you a teacher seeking to elevate your class curriculum? You're in luck! The Guggenheim's School Programs department is now offering in depth virtual workshops and digital tours of the museum's collection. These programs aim to enhance curriculum goals by facilitating rich discussion and creative expression. To find out more information about our offerings, click the link below!

For Educators | The Guggenheim Museums and Foundation Through programs and offerings for educators, the Guggenheim strives to connect students with art.

Attention Teachers! Did you know that the Guggenheim is now offering Onsite School Tours?

Our galleries are open once more to school groups! Tours are available for grades k-12, and are designed to foster active learning, engage students in careful observation, and develop language and critical-thinking skills. Gallery tours must be requested at least three weeks prior to desired tour date.

Gallery tours are free for New York City public schools, and $225 per tour for other schools. Each tour is limited to thirty students and lasts for one hour.

For more information regarding COVID-19 policies, and to submit a tour request, please visit the link below:

For Educators | The Guggenheim Museums and Foundation Through programs and offerings for educators, the Guggenheim strives to connect students with art.

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We can't believe there is only one more week to explore "A Year with Children 2021"! Our annual exhibition closes next Monday, June 21st. Check out some pictures from the installation below!

Visit the "A Year with Children 2021" exhibition at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, on view through June 21st! Click here to plan your visit: https://www.guggenheim.org/plan-your-visit

The “A Year with Children 2021” exhibition opens tomorrow, Friday, April 30th. We are all so excited to share our students’ work with the public. Enjoy this sneak peek featuring interviews with a few of the student artists featured in this year's exhibition.

Visit the "A Year with Children 2021" exhibition at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, on view through June 21st! Click here to plan your visit: https://www.guggenheim.org/plan-your-visit

Learning Through Art 50th Anniversary: Meet the Students “When I make art, it makes me feel so happy.” —Zahara, P.S. 86 BronxLearning Through Art (LTA), the Guggenheim’s pioneering arts-education program that has s...

Each year, a class of student artists in New York City and a class of student artists from Learning Through Art at Guggenheim Bilbao in Spain participate in a letter and image exchange. Unfortunately due to school changes following COVID-19 shutdowns, we were not able to have our normal correspondence during this school year, but we were elated to find that Guggenheim Bilbao was also able to continue their Learning Through Art program. As our LTA year comes to a close, we were thrilled to receive the pictures below from our sister program in Spain!

Worried about what to do with kids at home during Spring Break? Try adding an art class to your agenda!

Join us for a daily online art-making session every morning during Spring Break 2021!

Each 45 minute class will focus on a new artist, artwork, or idea from the Guggenheim’s collection and exhibitions to inspire young artists. Kids will respond to a different art-making prompt in each class, using materials from around the house.

Free to participate; registration is required. All sessions will be held via Zoom; links and suggested materials will be emailed in advance of class.

Spring Break Online Art Workshops | The Guggenheim Museums and Foundation Worried about what to do with kids at home during Spring Break? Try adding an art class to your agenda!

5th grade students at PS 28 channeled their feelings of isolation, sadness, and frustrations caused by the pandemic this year into crafting creative concepts for their very own fantasy spaces. Inspired by artists such as Marc Chagall and Shigetaka Kurita, students worked digitally this year to create online collages and explored various tools such as the virtual paintbrush, marker and insert image functions on the screen to design a space they’d love to escape to during this challenging time. Through integration of personal interests such as animals, travel, nature and more, student artists unveiled their personalities in these fantastical digital collages.