ART FOR EDUCATION
Critical Thinking
Art education equips students to think visually, which can help with problem solving – an ability that is essential for the 21st century.
Art Making
Annual events for kids and families include hands-on art activities and tours relating to our exhibitions and historic Permanent Collection. Such events have included mask-making, wire sculptures, watercolor still lifes, and sidewalk drawings.
Visual Literacy
The arts celebrate multiple perspectives. One of their lessons is that there are many ways to interpret the world.
Problem Solving
We believe access to works of art gives children the problem-solving and creative thinking skills that are critical to their future success as adults.
ART FOR EDUCATION at WAAM builds community, learning and art-making experiences through collaboration and outreach with schools, artists, educators and families. Over 700 students participate in our school programs, museum visits and family days annually and contribute artwork to our youth exhibitions program in the YOUTH EXHIBITION SPACE. WAAM partners with libraries, historical societies, regional school districts and community organizations to engage students, families and our community in the arts.
ON VIEW IN THE YOUTH EXHIBITION SPACE
UPCOMING YES EXHIBITIONS
“Creativity is contagious. Pass it on.” -Albert Einstein
For more information contact Beth Humphrey at 845-679-2940 x104 or email beth@woodstockart.org
ART for EDUCATION at WAAM is grateful to the following funders
for their generous support of our programs and exhibitions:
Klock Kingston Foundation
Henry L. Kimelman Family Foundation
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation
and Individual donors.
