Museum Manners - A Lesson in Etiquette and Art for Children
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (5905 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036)
- Full Price:
- $150.00 - $175.00
- Our Price:
- $85.00*
* Additional fees apply.
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The last date listed for Museum Manners was Saturday October 11, 2008 / 11:00am.
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Quick Culture's One-Hour Museum Tour for Kids
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Sometimes an art museum visit can seem boring to a child, but not with Quick Culture. They transform the often overwhelming museum experience into an entertaining artistic journey for kids by engaging children and their adult companions in interactive conversations about how to look at and what to look for in a variety of artworks on display. This one-hour museum tour is designed for kids ages 6-12. Learn More
1 Goldstar Member Review
Viviana Iaciofani
This is an amazing class!!!! A must for every young lady and young man.Written on Mar 03 2008
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<p>Children are prepared for their museum experience through an introduction to museum manners including: appropriate attire, voice level, pacing, self-guided tours, tours with docents (tour guides), and the no touch policy. Once they have mastered their manners, they are ready to begin the specialized art appreciation tour which transforms the typically overwhelming museum experience into an entertaining artistic journey. Children are engaged in interactive conversations regarding how to view art and what to look for with respect to both paintings and sculptures. By engaging in one-on-one conversations, children discover how art plays an important part in their everyday lives. Since one of the main museum rules is “no touching”, props are used instead. Handling different size paintbrushes, examining a mold used to make a sculpture and manipulating a color wheel, are among the many tools that are used for each child to get an exciting hands-on experience. By the end of the tour, children will have learned the elements of art, they will understand what museum manners are and why they are important, and they will look forward with anticipation to their next trip to the museum. </p>