We wanted you to be able to finish the academic year with the final lesson about Vincent Van Gogh in our Artists in Focus series! Click on the video to begin.
Be sure to reference the Van Gogh Activity Sheets on our website here.
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An Exploration in Cultural Heritage: Artists of the Twentieth Century
For the academic year 2021-2022, join us monthly in discovering artists whose styles differ from the established 20th-century art movements, but whose creative influence and artistic heritage continue to be appreciated. This cross-cultural exploration is for homeschool students, ages 5-14. Each 75-minute lesson is interactive and includes a related art activity.
Details and Registration will be available in August for this in-person M&G Kids learning series.
First Semester Topics:
September: Laura Mosqueras, Modern Latina Artist
October: Tyrus Wong, Asian Illustrator
November: Harrison Begay Sr., Navajo Painter
Second Semester Topics:
February: Laura Wheeler Waring, African American Portraitist
March: Mahmoud Said, Middle Eastern Painter
April: Jake Weidmann, Youngest Master Penman
Artists in Focus: April
Van Gogh: Impasto Pioneer
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Artists in Focus: March
Morisot: Admired Artist
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Artists in Focus: February
Monet: Chief Impressionist
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Artists in Focus: November
Degas: Non-Traditional Sculptor
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Artists in Focus: October
Gainsborough: Prominent Draughtsman
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Artists in Focus: September
Rembrandt: Master Etcher
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M&G Digital Homeschool Days: The Age of Antiquity
For Students ages 5-14
Join us for an exploration of ancient tombs, palaces, caves, and libraries in search of some of the secrets of the ancient world of art. Through engaging digital lessons and at-home art projects and activities, you’ll discover what contributions were made to art and culture by seven influential civilizations of the distant past.
Register HERE for the following digital lessons and resources:
- Sumer: Ingenious Innovators (FREE Lesson & Resources to sample)
- Assyria: The First Empire
- Babylon: The Jewel of Mesopotamia
- Egypt: From Tombs to Treasures
- Hebrew: A Chosen People
- Greece: Paving the Way for the World of Art
- Rome: Expansion & Influence
