Learn about the geometric symbolic designs of Tŏk Sal, then follow the instructions to learn how to make extraordinary molds from everyday materials.

Explore the relationship between art and music to create your own art piece.

Watch the video to learn about Dancing Ganesha then choreograph a dance for the beloved deity.

Discover the art of mending to examine differing views on breakage and perfection.

Create a pinwheel in honor of International Day of Peace.

Draw inspiration from Cuban-American artist Emilio Sánchez and capture a sense of place in your own unique style.

Learn about adire eleko and make your own inspired resist-dyed fabric.

Figuras Constructivas, Four Color Theorem Challenge and coloring page inside!

Inspired by Olafur Eliasson’s Fivefold Sphere Projection Lamp we can experience line and light in our own home. 

Create your own fun, unique comic-strip activity starring Hen by William Zorach.

Learn how to use image transfer as a way to create your own Rauschenberg-inspired avant-garde artwork.

Create your own collage masterpiece with an emphasis on community.

Learn how to make your own recycled sculpture inspired by El Anatsui’s Old Man’s Cloth.

Cut, fold and decorate a paper crown of your own creation to wear or share.

Learn how to create a work of art inspired by Yayoi Kusama's Infinity-Nets (TWOS) from the Harn collection by following these simple instructions.

The most vital skill at the core of scientific illustration is simply the ability to observe the natural world and the small details of a subject. You too can venture out into nature to observe and capture the wonders you find there.  

Create a fantastic tale of your own by following Maggie Taylor’s practice of collecting, arranging and capturing.

View a Ghana Goldweight from our current exhibition Peace, Power and Prestige: Metal Arts in Africa. Then, create your own foil embossed object.

Surprise a friend or family member with a secret spring themed art message or scene through this watercolor resist painting activity. 

Embark on an adventure with bookmaking by exploring three unique folding techniques. Finish your fold then fill the book pages with memories and tales of favorite adventures! 

The Harn’s newest exhibition Dreaming Alice: Maggie Taylor Through the Looking-Glass features the work of Maggie Taylor. Her Alice in Wonderland-inspired photographs use found objects to create a story. Create our own story by creating a collage and bringing new life to objects.

Create your own magnificent creatures using shapes and poetry by following the downloadable activity guide.

Find inspiration in Terry Evans: Stories of the American Prairies and learn how to create your own nature-inspired art.

Time flies when you’re having fun! Join us for an activity to uncover how artists investigate, portray and experience time through art-making. Ideal for families with children ages 5 – 11, but all ages are welcome.

Explore different shapes to create your own 2-D structures!

Learn about primary, secondary and mixing colors with a storytelling session, and Rory, the horse.

Drawing inspiration from the exhibition A Florida Legacy, discover how you can lend a hand in protecting the land and trees through a landscape painting activity you can do with your fingers!

Celebrate women artists from Breaking the Frame then learn how to make your own scientific illustration using printmaking.

I Spy Color explores color, shapes and patterns and includes instructions on how to create your own kaleidoscope activity.

Learn about a style of art called Still Life, then create your own wintertime-inspired still life using collage material.

Create your own movement-inspired art with paint and your favorite dance moves!

Create your own pumpkin patch with today's Tot Time: Dotted Dreams! 

Join Harn staff and docents as we read ABC: Art by the Letter.

As art athletes, we can draw inspiration from our favorite sports to create action inspired art!

Learn about the Impressionists and how to create your own masterpiece using a summer favorite: bubbles!

Drawing inspiration from work by Suzy Frelinghuysen, we will create our own art piece using line, shapes and patterns.

Paint your very own imaginative world inside of a “mirror” and experiment with mixing colors to make new, out-of-this-world shades.

Spring is here, and Earth Day is right around the corner. Enjoy the beauty of our world by mixing colors found in nature to create an Earth themed shaving cream marbled print!