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General Art History
Middle School and High School
Tuesday through Friday

The Museum's collection provides a comprehensive survey of western art history. Students examine and discuss works ranging from an Ancient Egyptian stele to paintings by American, twentieth-century masters. With advance notification, tours can be structured to concentrate on specific areas or styles. This tour is beneficial for art students and those studying European history, the humanities, science and literature. This tour supports standards in the visual arts, social studies, science, and language arts.

• General Art History Tour Packet (.pdf)
• General Art History Tour Images (.pdf)

 

One In Three
Middle School and High School
Located in various sites around Jacksonville. See onebyonejax.org for details.

One in three students in Duval County does not graduate from high school on time or at all. Out of this sobering reality grew the ONE in THREE exhibit, and its powerful message that our education system cannot thrive without community support. Together with WJCT, the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, photographer Ingrid Damiani, and many other stakeholders, the Jacksonville Public Education Fund spearheaded this compelling exhibit to call our citizens to action.

Students will view and discuss original photographs and compelling stories of students facing enormous odds in completing their education. Students will also participate in a hands-on studio activity that will result in puzzle pieces that students may assemble and display back at school.

• One In Three Tour Packet (.pdf)
• One In Three Tour Images (.pdf)

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General Art History
Middle School and High School
Tuesday through Friday

The Museum's collection provides a comprehensive survey of western art history. Students examine and discuss works ranging from an Ancient Egyptian stele to paintings by American, twentieth-century masters. With advance notification, tours can be structured to concentrate on specific areas or styles. This tour is beneficial for art students and those studying European history, the humanities, science and literature. This tour supports standards in the visual arts, social studies, science, and language arts.

• General Art History Tour Packet (.pdf)
• General Art History Tour Images (.pdf)

 

One In Three
Middle School and High School
Located in various sites around Jacksonville. See onebyonejax.org for details.

One in three students in Duval County does not graduate from high school on time or at all. Out of this sobering reality grew the ONE in THREE exhibit, and its powerful message that our education system cannot thrive without community support. Together with WJCT, the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, photographer Ingrid Damiani, and many other stakeholders, the Jacksonville Public Education Fund spearheaded this compelling exhibit to call our citizens to action.

Students will view and discuss original photographs and compelling stories of students facing enormous odds in completing their education. Students will also participate in a hands-on studio activity that will result in puzzle pieces that students may assemble and display back at school.

• One In Three Tour Packet (.pdf)
• One In Three Tour Images (.pdf)

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General Art History
Middle School and High School
Tuesday through Friday

The Museum's collection provides a comprehensive survey of western art history. Students examine and discuss works ranging from an Ancient Egyptian stele to paintings by American, twentieth-century masters. With advance notification, tours can be structured to concentrate on specific areas or styles. This tour is beneficial for art students and those studying European history, the humanities, science and literature. This tour supports standards in the visual arts, social studies, science, and language arts.

• General Art History Tour Packet (.pdf)
• General Art History Tour Images (.pdf)

 

One In Three
Middle School and High School
Located in various sites around Jacksonville. See onebyonejax.org for details.

One in three students in Duval County does not graduate from high school on time or at all. Out of this sobering reality grew the ONE in THREE exhibit, and its powerful message that our education system cannot thrive without community support. Together with WJCT, the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, photographer Ingrid Damiani, and many other stakeholders, the Jacksonville Public Education Fund spearheaded this compelling exhibit to call our citizens to action.

Students will view and discuss original photographs and compelling stories of students facing enormous odds in completing their education. Students will also participate in a hands-on studio activity that will result in puzzle pieces that students may assemble and display back at school.

• One In Three Tour Packet (.pdf)
• One In Three Tour Images (.pdf)

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