Learning Posters
Plains Art Museum has started a series of learning posters, which feature artworks from the Permanent Collection. The goal of the Learning Poster Program is to present works of art by regional artists to classrooms; encourage thoughtful, reflective interpretation of each work; develop visual literacy skills; and engage students’ critical thinking and creative skills to produce original works of art. Included with each poster is information about the artist and the art, discussion questions, and suggested interdisciplinary activities, all of which culminate in an art-making project.
The posters are free and available at Plains Art Museum’s Visitor Services Desk. Posters can also be sent by mail. To request free learning posters, email Sandy Ben-Haim at sbenhaim@plainsart.org. Include your name, your address, the number of posters you would like and the name of the posters you would like. Please click on the images below to download a PDF file of each Learning Poster.
Walter Piehl
David Bradley 1
David Bradley 2
David Bradley 3
Margo Selski
Star Wallowing Bull
PlainsArt Case
Three PlainsArt Cases with original artwork and Learning Posters are available for rural Minnesota and North Dakota classrooms for the 2010-2011 school year. Included are original artworks by Native American Indian artist David Bradley for display and related objects for hands-on exploration in the classroom.
No booking fee & shipping is free.
Rural MN & ND communities: Book now for the 2010-2011 school year.
For more information, contact Sandy Ben-Haim: 701.232.3821 ext. 109 • sbenhaim@plainsart.org
Supported by Wyeth Foundation for American Art, National Endowment for the Arts, and the William Randolph Hearst Endowed Fund for Education. Funding for outreach programming also provided by the North Dakota Council on the Arts through an appropriation from the North Dakota Legislature.
