Picasso to Warhol Teacher Resources
The fourteen artists featured in Picasso to Warhol expanded the very definition of art. Collectively, these artists have reconceived traditional genres and exploited new media. Common to all fourteen is a uniqueness born of saying no to the past and of reaching for something new, whether in material, strategy, or vision. It is this reach that makes these artists both masterly and modern.
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Use these teacher resources to prepare your students for a visit to Picasso to Warhol, on view through April 29, 2012. Click on the links below find lots of helpful information for teachers of all grades and subjects.
Meet the Masters
Biographical information, activity ideas, and recommended resources for each of the fourteen artists in the exhibition
Learn the Lingo
A reference listing with definitions and descriptions of key modern art terminology.
MoMA Modern Teachers Lessons
Outline of units and lessons targeted to secondary students of art, history, and language arts.
Teach Across the Curriculum
Modern art lesson plans to use in your classroom for a range of subjects and grade levels.
Looking at Art
A selection of Artful Thinking Routines to engage your students in looking at art.
Additional Resources
General books about art and modern art for students, reference books for teachers, and web resources about modern art.
Audio Guide Scripts
Prepare for your students’ visit by reviewing the scripts of our audio-guided tours.
NEW: Get to Know Fourteen Modern Masters
Watch brief videos about each of the fourteen artists in the exhibition.
Key Images PowerPoint Presentation
Use the images in this PowerPoint presentation to prepare your students for their visit to Picasso to Warhol.
Educational Standards
Educational standards that a visit to Picasso to Warhol can support, including Georgia, Florida, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, National, and Common Core.
Teacher Institutes at the High
Mark your calendars for the High's Summer 2012 Teacher Institutes. Online registration will open in early spring. These three-day sessions will include large group presentation, gallery activities, and subject-based workshops with expert instructors who will model hands-on classroom lessons. Participants will receive course-related lesson plans, bibliographies, and resource materials.
June 5-7, 2012
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June 12-14, 2012
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The High Museum of Art offers a wide range of resources to help you integrate art into your classroom or prepare students for a Museum visit. We offer interactive web-based activities, downloadable PDF files, and printed materials, classroom activities, discussion ideas, background information, images, and lists of references and resources.
Picasso to Warhol Teacher Resources
A number of teacher resources are available to prepare your students for a visit to Picasso to Warhol, on view through April 29, 2012. Click on the Picasso to Warhol tab directly above to view the available resources.
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Georgia Performance Standards
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Preparing for Your Visit
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Teacher Inquiries The School Programs staff aims to assist all teachers and school groups in developing meaningful Museum experience and classroom connections. If you have inquiries about professional development, speaking engagements, resources, or tour content, please contact us.
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