Sunday Family Gallery Tour.
Designed for children aged 6-10 and their families, this program will provide an interactive, discussion-based tour of the Museum’s current exhibitions.
Free with admission; no registration required. For information, visit https://brucemuseum.org
Sunday Family Gallery Tour.
Designed for children aged 6-10 and their families, this program will provide an interactive, discussion-based tour of the Museum’s current exhibitions.
Free with admission; no registration required. For information, visit https://brucemuseum.org
Sunday Family Gallery Tour.
Designed for children aged 6-10 and their families, this program will provide an interactive, discussion-based tour of the Museum’s current exhibitions.
Free with admission; no registration required. For information, visit https://brucemuseum.org
Sunday Family Gallery Tour.
Designed for children aged 6-10 and their families, this program will provide an interactive, discussion-based tour of the Museum’s current exhibitions.
Free with admission; no registration required. For information, visit https://brucemuseum.org
Sunday Family Gallery Tour.
Designed for children aged 6-10 and their families, this program will provide an interactive, discussion-based tour of the Museum’s current exhibitions.
Free with admission; no registration required. For information, visit https://brucemuseum.org
Come check out the Gallery’s teen program on Wednesday afternoons from 3:00–4:30 pm. Bring your friends, explore the museum’s diverse collection, and make art. Recent sessions have focused on drawing, painting, and photography. Snacks and bus passes are provided. For teens ages 13–19.
No registration required; please meet by the couches in the Gallery lobby.
https://artgallery.yale.edu/calendar/events/Teen%20Program
This workshop continues the tradition of linoleum and woodcut printmaking at Weir Farm. Join Art Educator Whitney Hoffman for a beginner’s introduction to carving and printing. This workshop is limited to ages 16 and up.
Registration: Registration Opens April 15. Registration is free, but space is limited, so please call early to secure a spot! To register or for more information, please call 203-834-1896 ext. 28.
At the center of Matthew Barney’s Redoubt project (2016–19) is an eponymous two-hour film (2018; 134 mins., 3 secs.) that traces the story of a wolf hunt, intertwining the theme of the hunt with those of mythology and artistic creation. Redoubt was shot in Idaho’s rugged Sawtooth Mountains and continues Barney’s long-standing preoccupation with landscape as both a setting and subject in his films. Structured as a series of six hunts that unfold over seven days and nights, the film loosely adapts the myth of Diana, goddess of the hunt, and Actaeon, a hunter who accidentally trespasses on her and is punished. Like most of Barney’s previous films, Redoubt contains no dialogue; instead, the characters communicate through choreography that echoes and foreshadows their encounters with wildlife. Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Matthew Barney: Redoubt. Generously sponsored by the Hayden Visiting Artists Fund.
Special Note: Hunting scenes in Redoubt were staged using special effects. Trained animals were provided by professional handlers who monitored their safety and the conditions on set. Wild animals were filmed in their natural habitats.
The film screening is held in the Robert L. McNeil, Jr., Lecture Hall. Free; no tickets required.
https://artgallery.yale.edu/calendar/events/Film%20Screenings
Inspired by the silhouettes in How Art Changed the Prison, use black and white paper to design monochromatic short stories told in one frame. Experiment with how you can illustrate an image or share an expression without color!
Hill-Stead’s new Story Time is on the last Wednesday of every month at 9 am. Your child will be introduced to stories related to art, museums, nature and more (with music and movement) in the historic setting of Hill-Stead. Create an art project to bring home. Then, romp around Hill-Stead’s natural playground of walking trails, gardens and sheep farm.$8 per child or FREE with museum membership. Ages 2-6.