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The Knoxville Museum of Art is a place of energy and excitement
that provides an ideal environment for your students to connect to
the culture of the region, and throughout time. Over a century of art
in our collection and exciting special exhibits throughout the year
will inspire creativity in your students and encourage understanding
in a variety of disciplines. Listed are a range of programs and
services available to teachers for enhancing the classroom curriculm in both art and non-art subjects. Contact us to plan a gallery
tour or to take advantage of the many other services available.
We look forward to your visit!
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Download the 2012-2013 School ProgramsA teacher's guide to visiting the Knoxville Museum of Art. This guide explains how to plan your class trip to the museum. Look at exhibitions on display during the 2012-2013 school yea and K-12 education programs. |
Meet the Masters, a complimentary
outreach program created by the Knoxville
Museum of Art, brings active
artists/educators and museum resources
into your classroom. Area elementary and
middle school students have the opportunity
to personally work with a professional artist
through this unique service. Each in-class
session lasts 90 minutes and combines art
history with hands-on activities. The
program focuses on current and upcoming
Meet the Masters Outreach
exhibitions at the museum and serves as a great opportunity to heighten students’ appreciation
and insight into art. This program may stand alone, or be tied to a field study experience with the
related exhibition. The Meet the Masters program is free of charge.
Use KMA’s ART2GO Travel Cases to take your class on a trip across America or around the globe free of any costs or
fees! Each case is packed and ready to enliven your students’ imaginations. The ART2GO Travel Cases are prepared with
authentic art objects, extensive teacher learning guides, visual aides, books, suggested lesson plans, and art activities that
pertain to both visual arts and non-art curricula.
Click here for ART2GO Travel Case description and brochure
The Rogers Transportation Fund makes it possible for schools and students who otherwise could not meet the expenses of the bus and driver to participate in the unique learning experiences at the museum. Grants are made on a first-come, first-served basis.
The museum opens at 10am for school tours by appointment, Tuesday-Friday.
For more information on any of these programs, contact the KMA at 865.525.6101, ext. 226.
To schedule a tour please call the museum Monday through Friday at least three weeks in advance. Admission is free for guided tours, with one adult chaperone required for every 15 students; a 1/15 ratio is required. The maximum number for each tour is 60, and larger groups will require two tour times.
The Knoxville Museum of Art participates with the Ticket Subsidy Program administered by the Tennessee Arts Commission. The program provides funding that helps cover the cost of transportation and admission to the museum. To apply for funding go to http://tac.roster.ercsystems.com. Funds are limited and distributed on first-come, first-served basis
Penny Performances give every child in Knox County, including home-schooled and private-schooled students, an opportunity to attend arts and culture events/activities at the maximum cost of ONE PENNY when accompanied by an adult during the 2012/2013 academic school year. The Penny Performances program meets the local arts community's long-term goal of serving and educating East Tennessee's children. http://www.penny4arts.com/
Support the arts in Tennessee! When you purchase a specialty license plate you contribute to the cultural life of the state and make Tennessee a better place to live.
