Artists often use their work to spark conversations about issues important to them – and to individuals, schools, communities, our nation, and our world. We will look closely at artworks that focus on identity, civil rights, justice, and resilience, exchange ideas about experiences connected to the art, and respond using a variety of strategies.
- Check-in: Plan to arrive early outside the Visitors’ Check-In at the Smith Building to enjoy some refreshments and conversation.
- Parking: Be sure to bring your parking ticket from the Brazos Garage with you to the workshop for validation.
- Afterwards: You are welcome to stay after the workshop to spend more time exploring the museum on your own.
- Accessibility: Visit our Accessibility & Amenities page for detailed navigation and other resources. For more information or accommodation needs (including sign language interpretation), please email accessibility@blantonmuseum.org.
- Have a question we didn’t answer? Contact Carlen Floyd, Museum Educator for School Programs, at carlen.floyd@blantonmuseum.org.