Educators + Schools

Our team of professional artist educators work closely with teachers and group leaders to develop gallery, studio, and online learning experiences that are relevant, engaging, and developmentally appropriate. We work with educators to craft one-hour guided gallery tours, three-hour hands-on workshops, and online distance learning experiences that can be adapted to meet each group’s needs.

A woman with long brown hair in a black dress who is wearing an Andy Warhol Museum staff badge gestures as she leads a group of students in an in-gallery discussion. — Photo by Sean Carroll

Close up of two hands as it fills in a stencil of a geometric pattern using colorful paint

A woman with short blonde hair speaks to a group of colleagues holding clipboards and sitting on a bench in the Andy Warhol Museum's 2nd floor gallery during the Firelai Baez Exhibition. — Photo by Sean Carroll

An artist educator spreads blue ink on a screen as he prepares to help two older women create their own screen prints.

Five women look at a wall of numerous small drawings hung salon style. — Photo by Sean Carroll

K-12 School Programs

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Two kids paint a mural of a floral motif

Teacher Programs

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Four women sit at a long table sketching with pencil.

When I think of my high school days, all I can remember, really, are the long walks to school, through the Czech ghetto with the babushkas and overalls on the clotheslines.

Andy Warhol, The Philosophy of Andy Warhol, 1975

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We offer an extensive archive of free lesson plans and educational resources, including presentation materials, artmaking and discussion activities, courses, videos, and more.

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Teachers gather around a piece of cardboard on the ground, placing their hands with fingers outstretched on top of it.

Plan a group visit

We offer a range of accommodations for school groups—from boxed lunches to bus parking.

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A male artist educator with long blond hair pulled back into a bun wearing a red plaid shirt presents information to students sitting in silver chairs at long, rectangular tables in the Andy Warhol Museum’s studio.

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