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Art Meets Language Arts in Beautiful Ways in the Pages of Medieval Books

February 10th, 2011 Comments off

On Saturday, January 29, elementary teachers explored every aspect of medieval books—from binding, writing, and painting manuscripts to learning about the historical period during which the books were made.

Photography Strategies for the K-5 Classroom

November 8th, 2010 3 comments

Current participants of the Art & Language Arts Summer Seminar return to the Getty Center to learn about photography from many different angles (pun intended)!

Follow-up Session to Explore Photographs on 11/6

October 14th, 2010 Comments off

The next workshop for current Art & Language Arts participants is coming up on Saturday, November 6, 2010. Getty staff can’t wait to spend the day discussing photographs and engaging in art-making activities related to photographic processes.

Bowl with Sugar Cubes / Kertész

Bowl with Sugar Cubes, André Kertész, 1928. © Estate of André Kertész

Teachers will be introduced to the photography collection by museum educators and curators. They’ll also have a rare opportunity to spend time with photographs in our collection in the intimate setting of our photo study room. Some of our “greatest hits” by master photographers will be on view in a room just for us! So exciting!

Current Art & Language Arts participants: What would you like to know about photography? We can discuss your questions at the workshop.

Current and former participants: How do you already incorporate photography in your curriculum?

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