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See important Information & NMCA Policies 2023 Teens! Aspiring Artists ages 12-14 meets June 8-9: class search Elementary classes are June 13-July 28: 3-6th grade classes preK-2nd grade classes

RSVP today for our FREE regional teacher “meet up” workshop for KAEA members and friends! Tour the Adorned exhibition with an array of artwork by 76 artists! Join Karen Gerety Folk, Curator of Education, at 5PM and learn about the … Continue reading →

See an array of 9 “new to view” artworks with 4 favorites from the Nerman Museum permanent collection, now on display in the lobby Kansas Focus Gallery. Kansas Focus checklist with photos The exhibition also includes 11 works on paper … Continue reading →

Booklet pdf to download: 3D Art Hunt 2022

NMCA checklist May 2022 Check out these selections from our permanent collection! A-Z Campus checklist 2022

Thursday, April 21 at 5:00 p.m. RSVP for our regional teacher “meet up” workshop for KAEA members and friends! Tour the Charlotte Street Foundation Fellows – 2020 and Shinique Smith: STARGAZERS exhibitions. Join Karen Gerety Folk, Curator of Education, and … Continue reading →

Feb 2022 in service Narrative Art intro.pptx SMSD iFair artwork list InSight video clip for Roger Shimomura link InSight video clip for Diego Romero link

On view in our Kansas Focus Gallery through April 24! Come hear the artist speak on February 24, RSVP for the reception on our calendar page. Artist info page & exhibition checklist: click here info and checklist

We are once again accepting applications for a new volunteer docent training group to begin February 2022! Welcome visitors to the museum and JCCC campus, experience our world-class contemporary art collection; lead tours for preK-12 field trips, college classes, and … Continue reading →

Link to presentation slides on Google: click here handouts Tour information for 5 artists from the Nerman Museum Collection (Julie Moos, Linda Besemer, Brad Kahlhamer, Ebony G Patterson, Kerry James Marshall) Read more about Viewpoints and inquiry in art appreciation: Dr. … Continue reading →