Our educators and curators are dedicated to offering programs and resources that will encourage visitors of all ages to interact and be more engaged with Harn exhibitions.
This recently installed exhibition explores the roles of metal objects in sustaining, unifying and enhancing life in African communities, while demonstrating the aesthetic and expressive power of metal arts.
Dreaming Alice celebrates internationally-acclaimed artist Maggie Taylor and her recent body of work, an illustration of “Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There,” by Lewis Carroll. Taylor has garnered widespread attention for her breakthrough use of technology in her art.
Harn Museum of Art Director of Education and Curator of Academic Programs, Eric Segal interviews Harn Curator of African Art, Susan Cooksey about her new exhibition Peace, Power and Prestige: Metal Arts in Africa during our virtual Museum Nights that took place on April 9. Read more about the exhibition.
Harn Museum of Art Curator of African Art Susan Cooksey discusses a gold ensemble on view in “Peace, Power and Prestige: Metal Arts in Africa.”
Maggie Taylor discusses her book and artistry in “Through the Looking-Glass” and “What Alice Found There.” Works of art featured in the book are on view in the exhibition Dreaming Alice: Maggie Taylor Through the Looking-Glass.
Maggie Taylor discusses Tweedledee and Tweedledum and her work Contrariwise on view in the exhibition Dreaming Alice: Maggie Taylor Through the Looking-Glass.
Build observation skills and find connections between art and science instruction through nature journals and scientific illustration.
Discover resources for the David A. Cofrin Asian Art Manuscript Series.
Learn more about our Asian Collection.
