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Recurring Event Teacher Workshop: Art and Activism

A collage of words in all capital letters creating partial phrases against a background of bold colors.

D.S. Kinsel, What They Say, What They Said, Activist Print, Rosa Villa Installation, The Andy Warhol Museum, 2016

In conjunction with our collaborative public art project Activist Print, this workshop examines the long history of artists using silkscreen and print-based media to raise awareness of contemporary issues and inspire change. Learn how to use silkscreen, stencil, and collage in the classroom to create activist prints and engage students in timely community concerns. Tickets include museum admission, materials, and a private exhibition tour.

Teachers in attendance may receive Act 48 credit hours and information about school partnership opportunities.

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