Get Creative at Home

Learn about face jugs and other ceramics, and then make your own clay using simple kitchen ingredients!

Learn how artists use symbols to communicate without words, and try creating your own symbolic artwork.

Learn how to use shadows to ground your artworks in real space and time.

Find out how Tonalist artists of the 1800s used subtle modulations in color to create moody atmosphere, and then create your own…

Get familiar with Art Nouveau style, learn about Tiffany glassware, and try your hand at designing a vase.

Learn about architect Louis Sullivan’s stylized designs, and then find unexpected objects to use as stamps on handmade cards.

Eighty-six years apart, two ceramic artworks pay homage to New York City and its groundbreaking music culture.

See depictions of flowers in European art and learn how to create your own permanent floral display.

Learn how abstract artists use lines, shapes, and colors to express complex ideas.

Find out how photographers capture important moments in history, and learn how to create an image of your own special moment — even if you…

Can you imagine what your hometown’s landscape was like in the 1800s?

Learn about Gee’s Bend quilter Mary Lee Bendolph, and dream up a quilt you’d like to lay on the bed—or hang on the wall.

Explore Hatch’s design process, create your own designs for a wall arrangement, and learn more with a math curriculum connection.

Bring out the beauty in colorful bottle caps, printed labels, and other recycled or found objects.

If you could fly over your buildings and streets, what do you think you would see? Draw an aerial view of a special place, and learn…

How do you capture a person in a picture? Learn how photographers do it, and explore further learning with a social studies teacher…

Where do we keep our memories? Explore Tejo Remy’s special drawers and reflect on memories through drawing and writing.

What will your arrangement say about who you are and what you value?

Spending time at home with kids? The High is here with creative movement-based activities to try together.

Spending time at home with kids? The High is here with art-making activities to try together.