Resources

Create your own layered collage to preserve your memories of a special place in your life.

In this activity, you will create your own “space sculpture” out of found objects, light, and shadow.

Make your own torn-paper collages inspired by the images created in the teamLab experience.

In the spring of 2020, a herd of wild Asian elephants started migrating north from Southwest China. As of June 2021, the elephants have traveled 500 kilometers, navigating through rural areas and cityscapes toward an unknown destination. Scientists believe this unusual migration was spurred by deforestation, urbanization, and habitat loss.

In this activity, observe the different moon phases, learn about the lunar calendar, and research some Hindu traditions and celebrations.

Learn about two techniques Ernie Kim used to decorate the surfaces of his ceramics.

Students will consider the ways art can be used as activism in the context of Environmentalism and National Park Preservation.

Lesson: Students will 1) learn some of the hallmarks of Wong’s ceramics and enamels; 2) gain a general understanding of the ceramics- and enamel-making processes; and 3) understand some of the scientific processes involved in art.