Seniors
Take a leisurely look at the Museum’s collection through informal gallery discussions and studio experiences specially designed for seniors. Discover how artists capture the likeness of a person, enhance the surface of an object, or bring balance to a sculpture. You’ll even have a chance to sample a technique or two.
Senior Sampler: Good Impressions
How does an artist use color and brushstrokes to capture an impression of a subject? Explore... Read more >
Art Connects: Looking at Friends and Family
You’re invited to meet some of the faces in the Museum’s collection. Whether they are famous or... Read more >
Saturday, June 2 | 10 am
Yoga in the Museum Park
Michelle C. Johnson, licensed clinical social worker, yoga instructor, and ceramicist, leads... Read more >
Senior Sampler: Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain
What perceptual skills do artists use to help them see what to draw? Simple “right-brained”... Read more >
Tuesday, June 19 | 1:30 pm
Senior Sampler: Beyond Words
How have artists used words in a work of art to evoke a memory? Investigate art in the... Read more >
Senior Sampler: From Brush to Brayer
How have artists used words in a work of art to evoke a memory? After a look at the work of... Read more >
Senior Sampler: Making it Big
How does an artist transform something little into something monumental? Look at how artists use... Read more >
Tuesday, August 14 | 1:30 pm
Senior Sampler: Between the Pages
How do the images, text, layout, and format of a book work together to tell a story? See work by... Read more >
Tuesday, August 28 | 1:30 pm
Senior Sampler: Foiled Again
How can metal be used to enhance the surface of an object and complement its shape? Look at... Read more >








