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Frist Art Museum

Contact Name: Veronica de la Cruz

Address:

919 Broadway
Nashville 37203
United States
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Phone: (615) 744-3247

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The Frist Art Museum is a non-collecting institution that brings the art of the world to Nashville through special exhibitions and provides a variety of exhibition-related programs and resources for educators and their students. Check out our educational resource packets, participate in an educator workshop, or book a school tour for your students today. By looking at, talking about, and making art we hope to provide our visitors with multiple pathways to art. All interpretive materials, education programs, and activities are developed to engage the visitor with art, inspire creativity, and increase understanding of the visual arts.

From tours, summer art camps, lectures, gallery talks–we hope you find something new and exciting for your students here at the Frist Art Museum! One of the most popular locations in the center is the innovative Martin ArtQuest Gallery. Newly renovated in May 2018, ArtQuest activities abound for people of all ages. With the assistance of knowledgeable staff and volunteers, Martin ArtQuest teaches through activity. Make a print, paint your own original watercolor, or create your own colorful sculpture!

Questions? Contact Shaun Giles at sgiles@fristartmuseum.org

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Program Title: Martin ArtQuest

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Martin ArtQuest

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Program Title: 2021-2022 School Tours

Program Type: Arts Appreciation

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The Frist Art Museum is a non-collecting institution that brings the art of the world to Nashville through special exhibitions and provides a variety of exhibition-related programs and resources for educators and their students. Check out our educational resource packets, participate in an educator workshop, or book a school tour for your students today.

By looking at, talking about, and making art we hope to provide our visitors with multiple pathways to art. All interpretive materials, education programs, and activities are developed to engage the visitor with art, inspire creativity, and increase understanding of the visual arts.

From tours, lectures, gallery talks–we hope you find something new and exciting for your students here at the Frist Art Museum!

 

 

 

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Program Title: 2021-2022 Educator Workshops

Program Type: Arts Curriculum, Arts Integration, Arts Appreciation

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Educator workshops are a great way to learn more about select Frist Center exhibitions. Whether preparing for a field trip or attending for personal interest, these programs provide relevant connections and applications for almost any classroom or learning opportunity. During the workshop, educators will examine original works of art, participate in gallery discussions and studio activities, and develop teaching materials. Frist Center educator workshops are open to educators of all subjects, pre-K–12.

 

 

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Program Title: Educator SPARK

Program Type: Arts Appreciation

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Join us for Educator SPARK, which meets monthly from September through May. Between 6:00 and 7:30 p.m., spark your creativity and curiosity by exploring Frist Art Museum exhibitions and enjoying light refreshments with other educators. From 6:00 to 6:30 p.m., participate in an informal idea exchange session (led by a different host each month), and continue your conversations afterward in a comfortable setting.

 

 

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