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Yinka Shonibare
Interpret and analyze art by identifying and describing subject matter
Evaluate differing points of view on the same historical event or issue
Exploring color and William H Johnson's paintings
How do colors work with each other?
In this Visual Arts 3-5 lesson, students will study how colors mix and interact with each other.
Amoako Boafo : Whole Self, Self-Portraits
Create a self-portrait using a scratchboard and scratching tools
The self-portrait should show something about them besides just what they look like on the surface. Use the following planning sheet to reflect upon what you want to include in your self-portrait.
EXPAND YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Engage Symposium 2023
ENGAGE Symposium brings together scholars, artists, curators, art writers and more for a dynamic day of dialogue and learning about timely issues related to art and artists of the African Diaspora.
MoAD in the Classroom
MIC is open to third grade classrooms located in the San Francisco Bay Area
MoAD Teens
Diaspora Stories Project is a 2-part paid program where Bay Area youth explore their identities in relation to their diaspora stories and influence the future of museum youth programming.
Engage Symposium 2022
MoAD’s fourth annual Engage Symposium: Transcending Boundaries in Contemporary African Art
Request a Tour
Extend your classroom curriculum and immerse your students in art with a visit to MoAD.
Exploring MoAD with a group is a fun experience that brings people together around art.We host In-Person Tours, Virtual Tours and Virtual Art Workshops. Each tour or workshop lasts approximately 50 minutes.
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