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.
What You’ll Need Balloon White Glue Water Scissors Medium-sized bowl A stand for the balloon, such as a cup or coffee mug Bundle of string or yarn Glow stick or flashlight What You’ll Do 1. Watch the Harn at Home: Line & Light Video to learn about Olafur Eliasson’s Fivefold Sphere...
Comic(al) Hen Watch the video below to meet Hen by American Artist William Zorach, c. 1947. Then download and print the comic book templates to tell your own story of the life of Hen. Download PDF
In the Sunshine State, we know a thing or two about light. The Impressionists who made these three paintings did too. Impressionists were artists who painted in the style of Impressionism, which basically means that they were trying to capture the feeling and appearance of the quick movements of light and shadow across surfaces. Claude...
Rauschenberg Inspired Image Transfers Robert Rauschenberg was an avant-garde artist who had romantic relationships with both men and women, the most significant of which was with fellow artist Jasper Johns. Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns were pioneering artists. Through their depiction of everyday objects, the pair sought to challenge the myth...
A photograph has recently entered the Harn Museum’s Collection, arriving just before the COVID-19 shutdown. Titled Harem Women Writing, it is by the Moroccan artist Lalla Essaydi (born 1956 in Marrakesh, now living in Boston & New York), from her series, Les Femmes du Maroc. It will be exhibited next spring. The...
A community is a group of people with a common characteristic living together within a larger society. A community can foster a sense of belonging through a shared interest, relationship or experience. We each have our own unique understanding of community. Artists find inspiration in the people, places, objects, traditions...
In February, I traveled to Germany as an art courier for our Champ d’avoine (Oat Field) landscape by Claude Monet. Most visitors to the Harn Museum of Art are familiar with this gorgeous landscape painted by Monet in Giverny—a village in Normandy, France, where he lived from 1883 to 1926....
We’re drawing inspiration from an artwork by Suzy Frelinghuysen called Cubist Still Life. An artist who creates a still life chooses everyday objects and colors they like and creates a picture using them. Frelinghuysen uses paint and collage to create a still life full of interesting lines and shapes. What kinds...
Follow the Family Day: Art Time! presentation to experience a virtual tour of Tempus Fugit :: 光陰矢の如し:: Time Flies with Allysa B. Peyton, Assistant Curator of Asian Art, and an at-home printmaking tutorial with Paige Willis, Early Learning, Intern and Family Programs Coordinator. Browse through the links in the slides to explore...
Recycled Sculpture Inspired by El Anatsui El Anatsui is a Ghanaian sculptor who lives and works in Nigeria. He makes large-scale forms from bottle caps and wrappers woven together with copper wire. Create your own recycled sculpture inspired by El Anatsui’s piece Old Man’s Cloth from the Harn collection. What...
