Come and explore our mobile ArtCart with interactive art activities for kids and families in Rosalyn Drexler: Who Does She Think She Is?

Come and explore our mobile ArtCart with interactive art activities for kids and families in Matt Hoyt: Recent Past, 2010–2016.

Come and explore our mobile ArtCart with interactive art activities for kids and families in Matt Hoyt: Recent Past, 2010–2016.

This 30-minute tour offers adults the opportunity to learn about works of art on view in the museum, while young children (ages 0–24 months) simultaneously engage with the works, absorbing the colors, shapes, and tonal contrasts.

This 30-minute tour offers adults the opportunity to learn about works of art on view in the museum, while young children (ages 0–24 months) simultaneously engage with the works, absorbing the colors, shapes, and tonal contrasts.

Artists of all ages are invited to participate in a free artmaking activity inspired by works on view in the museum.

Toddlers—with their parents, guardians, or caregivers—participate in art activities involving a variety of fun materials.

Artists of all ages are invited to participate in a free artmaking activity inspired by works on view in the museum.

Artists of all ages are invited to participate in a free artmaking activity inspired by works on view in the museum.

Toddlers—with their parents, guardians, or caregivers—participate in art activities involving a variety of fun materials.

Artists of all ages are invited to participate in a free artmaking activity inspired by works on view in the museum.

Students will explore contemporary works of art in the Albright-Knox’s collection, then return to the classroom to create their own works using modern materials. 

Students will explore the special exhibition Picasso: The Artist and His Models, then return to the classroom to create their own Picasso-inspired works of art.

Why does that work of art look like it’s moving? Students will explore works of Op art in the Albright-Knox’s collection, then return to the classroom to create their own optical illusion works. 

Students will explore works of Abstract Expressionism in the Albright-Knox’s collection, focusing on concepts such as abstraction, expressionism, and color, then return to the classroom to create their own abstract works.

Students will explore works of Impressionism and post-Impressionism in the Albright-Knox’s collection, focusing on the use of color and light, then return to the classroom to create their own impressionist works.