Education Programs
The Division of Education of the Philadelphia Museum of Art relates, through interpretation, the Museum’s collections and its commitment to their preservation, study and display, to the needs and interests of a diverse audience. The department has developed nationally and internationally recognized programs for children, families, teachers, adult learners, and special audiences alike.
Wachovia Education Resource Center
Equipped as a high-tech research site and resource lending library, the center will house materials selected specifically to help make cross-curricular connections: from online research sites, art-reference texts, and exhibition catalogues to teaching materials prepared by the Museum's Education staff.
Collection Resources
As part of the Museum's ongoing commitment to provide teachers with the most comprehensive and up-to-date access to great works of art, Teacher Resources are available for online use.
Education Exhibition
Form in Art In the Museum's year long Form in Art course for blind and visually impaired adults, participants combine the study of art history with studio classes. This exhibition features work produced in this year's classes.
Family & Children
With exciting events, presentations, performances and activities developed especially for families and children, the Philadelphia Museum of Art is a place all ages can discover together.
Teacher Programs at the Museum
Learn the about the many ways to connect art and the classroom with a variety of workshops, programs, and resources designed especially for teachers.
Distance Learning Programs
Explore the fascinating world of art without ever leaving the classroom. With ISDN and IP-based videoconferencing, you and your students can take virtual tours of the Museum's collections and interact with Museum staff in real-time.
The Fleisher Art Memorial
The Fleisher Art Memorial offers art classes and workshops for children and adults of all levels, as well as exhibitions and a variety of unique programs in partnership with the community.
For more information, please contact the Division of Education by phone at (215) 684-7580, by fax at (215) 236-4063, or by e-mail at .
