For K-12 Educators

A docent speaks to a group of students about a mummy case.

Calling all K–12 educators: come to Princeton University for a tour of campus art or a visit to one of our downtown galleries—or let us bring the Museum’s collections to your classroom. The Art Museum works with individual K–12 teachers to tailor programs that meet your teaching needs and connect with classroom curriculum through student-driven discussions and activities. Fees are waived for school groups during the academic year.

Tour Themes

Enjoy selections from across time, geography, and medium that showcase the truly universal scope of the Art Museum’s collections. A program might include an ancient Mediterranean vase, an Asian hanging scroll, pre-Columbian ceramics, African sculpture, European paintings, American photography, and recent acquisitions of twenty-first-century art.

Examine the depth and breadth of American art, including historical and contemporary Indigenous art, Euro-American portraiture and landscapes, and groundbreaking modern paintings.

Explore the Museum’s rich collection of drawings through diverse examples spanning the centuries.

For K-12 Educators

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Tour Themes

Highlights of the Collection

American Art

An Artist’s Touch: Drawings from the Collections