School Programs
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School Programs
The AGH believes that our permanent collection, our exhibitions, and our connection to a wide spectrum of living artists allow us to offer unique and transformative educational experiences to schools and students.
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These programs serve grades K –12, can meet a wide variety of curricular goals, and modify easily to specific needs of a classroom, be it virtual, in-class, or on-site.
SCHOOL TOURS
Join us virtually or in-person for a guided exploration of the AGH Collections and Exhibitions. Discover, discuss, create, and learn through the lens of one of Canada’s most important historical and contemporary art collections.
ARTIST-LED PROJECTS
Bring the AGH to your classroom virtually or in-person for a 3-part program exploring a variety of creativity expressions including visual art, music, theatre, dance, film, or photography.
AGH FILM
Engage students grades 7 – 12 with the power of film, new media, digital culture, and storytelling as communicated through feature films and documentaries.
ACCESSIBILITY
Accessibility is a priority at the AGH. We are pleased to adapt the schedule, format, or content of our school programs to accommodate the needs of students.
AGH School Programs sponsored by
From the Canadian Art Collection
Logging in Winter, Beaupre 1896
Maurice Cullen (Canadian 1866-1934)
oil on canvas, Gift of the Women's Committee, 1956, dedicated to the memory of Ruth McCuaig, President of the Women's Committee, 1953-1955