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The Judith Lennox Sabatini ArtLab

Look, Create, Understand

A hands-on art experience center for people of all ages.

ArtLab Hours
Tues. 10:00-7:00pm
Wed.-Fri. 10:00-5:00pm
Sat. & Sun. 1:00-4:00pm

Admission is free!

The Judith Lennox Sabatini ArtLab is made possible by funding from the Sabatini Family Foundation.

The Judith Lennox Sabatini ArtLab is a hands-on art learning facility designed for people of all ages. This exploration area is fun and family oriented. The current activity “Art 101: Exploring the Basics” includes fifteen activity stations that explore different aspects of the arts including (but not limited to) contour drawing, mosaic, self portrait, texture, installation art, historical understandings of columns and capitals and cave exploration for hieroglyphs. Each activity station includes directions and reflections and follow-up activities that relate to the artwork(s) on display in the Museum’s galleries.
    
 In addition to Art 101, the ArtLab hosts a discovery/activity area designed to create take-home artworks specifically related to current exhibitions. After creating art in this area, individuals are encouraged to display their art in the ArtLab gallery and then practice their curatorial and interpretation skills. Every ArtLabactivity has been created to provide a holistic art museum experience. The ArtLab includes a reading library where visitors are encouraged to check out art books and view past exhibition catalogs and other art materials from around the world.
     Artistic opportunities are endless at the ArtLab!

Education Department Staff:

Kandis Barker, Curator of Education: kandis.barker@washburn.edu; 785-670-2420

Jane Hanni, Assistant Curator of Education:
jane.hanni@washburn.edu; 785-670-2422

Classes
The Mulvane Art Museum is proud to offer educational programming for all ages (4-adult.) Winter/Spring classes begin in March. Our Summer Razzle Dazzle classes begin in June. Class catalog available online HERE. For more information please contact the museum, 670-1124.

Class Catalog
Winter/Spring 2010

Coming January 8 -- online class Enrollment
Choose MULVANE ART MUSEUM under the Continuing Education Course Schedule - Major Groups

Outreach Programs:

  • Art After School
    AAS serves more than 560 children ages 5-15. Our AAS teachers provide art lessons at 20 after school sites every other week for one hour. Priority is given to at-risk and special needs youth. In AAS, 84% of students participating this year are from under-served populations, are living at or below poverty levels, and/or have special needs. AAS receives funding from the Kansas Arts Commission, the Target Corporation, and the Mulvane Women’s Board.
  • Art Beginning in Childhood
    ABC art teachers provide art lessons to 860 children in 55 area preschool classrooms including Head Start, USD 501 Special Education, and USD 345 at-risk preschool classes. In ABC, 73% of the participants are at-risk and have special needs. ABC also provides preschool and day care personnel with a repertoire of developmentally appropriate art activities. ABC receives support from the Kansas Art Commission, the Target Corporation, private donations and the Mulvane Women’s Board.r
  • Treasure Chests
    Thanks to a start-up grant from the Topeka Community Foundation, the Mulvane offers six educational Art Treasure Chests for checkout to area pre-schools and day care centers. Students learn and experience the Elements of Art: Line, Shape, Color, Texture, Space and Value.
  • Art in School
    Mulvane offers public and private schools the opportunity for sequential art lessons in Fine Art. Our AIS curriculum features hands-on art making, aesthetics, art history, and art criticism as students learn about the elements of art and the principles of design. PTOs, local business, and private donors support AIS.
  • Resource Library
    Our continually growing lending library contains books, videos, reproductions, and periodicals designed to teach art and to supplement art education programs, toddler through adult.
  • Teacher Outreach
    Five Cross-curriculum Resource Guides are available for lending to elementary school teachers. These guides use images from the Mulvane’s permanent collection and lessons to support art learning and connections to other curricular areas. Available for checkout.
  • Girl Scouts Outreach
    Visit their link at:
    http://www.girlscoutsksmo.org/juniorEventDetail.asp?ID=515

Classes
The Mulvane Art Museum is proud to offer educational programming for all ages (4-adult.) Winter/Spring classes begin in March. Our Summer Razzle Dazzle classes begin in June. Class catalog available online HERE. For more information please contact the museum, 670-1124.

Class Catalog
Fall/Winter 2009 classes

Coming January 8 -- online class Enrollment
Choose MULVANE ART MUSEUM under the Continuing Education Course Schedule - Major Groups

Featured Artists
Watch this space for featured artists.

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Gift Shop Special
Members receive discounts!

Gifts include handmade jewelry

Classes for Kids
Check what's available.
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